Applications: Percentages, Profit, Loss, and Interest

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**Learning Outcome**: The learner applies fractions and decimals in daily life experiences. **Subject Competences** (relevant to this lesson): "Works out problems on proportion and percentage in daily life." **Content**: "Proportions and percentages." **Suggested Activities**: "Solving problems involving the application of proportions and percentages in real life." **Guidance to the Teacher**: "Show learners the importance of fractions in the real world. Guide learners to solve problems involving the application of fractions in relation to real life situations." **Suggested Competences for Assessment** (relevant): "Solves problems involving proportions and percentages."

Learning Outcome: The learner applies fractions and decimals in daily life experiences.

Subject Competences (relevant to this lesson): "Works out problems on proportion and percentage in daily life."

Content: "Proportions and percentages."

Suggested Activities: "Solving problems involving the application of proportions and percentages in real life."

Guidance to the Teacher: "Show learners the importance of fractions in the real world. Guide learners to solve problems involving the application of fractions in relation to real life situations."

Suggested Competences for Assessment (relevant): "Solves problems involving proportions and percentages."

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Proportion and Percentages

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