Percent Gatekeepers

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Froggy Jumps Percent GatekeepersOnline version Convert to percent to open doors by Norman 1 Convert 1/4 to a percent. a 30% b 20% c 25% 2 What is 0.6 as a percent? a 60% b 6% c 0.6% 3 Convert 3/5 to a percent. a 65% b 50% c 60% 4 Convert 0.75 to a percent. a 7.5% b 150% c 75% 5 What percent is 2/3? a 33.3% b 66.666...% c 60% 6 Convert 1/8 to a percent. a 12.5% b 18% c 8% 7 What percent is 0.2? a 0.2% b 2% c 20% 8 Convert 7/10 to a percent. a 770% b 70% c 7% 9 Convert 0.35 to a percent. a 35% b 3.5% c 350% 10 What percent is 5/6? a 85% b 83.333...% c 80% 11 What concept describes a value with no end or limit in math? a Limit b Finite c Infinity 12 Which symbol is commonly used to denote infinity? a ∂ b ∞ c ∞x 13 In philosophy, what term means endless time without a beginning or end? a Aion b Eternity c Perpetuity 14 Which number line concept suggests you can always find a bigger number? a Fixed constant b Bounded sequence c Unbounded growth 15 Which branch studies infinite sets and their sizes? a Set theory b Topology c Algebra 16 What is a sequence that goes on without repeating called? a Periodic sequence b Finite sequence c Aperiodic sequence 17 In calculus, what describes a process that never fully finishes? a Limit to infinity b Closed form c Convergent process 18 Which term means endless or unending time? a Time-bound b Timeless c Temporary 19 What kind of number is uncountably infinite? a Integers b Real numbers c Natural numbers 20 Which paradox involves something that keeps growing without bound yet remains finite at each step? a Zeno’s paradox (infinite divisibility) b Hilbert’s paradox of the Grand Hotel c Banach–Tarski paradox

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Percent Gatekeepers

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Percent GatekeepersOnline version

by Norman

Convert 1/4 to a percent.

What is 0.6 as a percent?

Convert 3/5 to a percent.

Convert 0.75 to a percent.

What percent is 2/3?

Convert 1/8 to a percent.

What percent is 0.2?

Convert 7/10 to a percent.

Convert 0.35 to a percent.

What percent is 5/6?

What concept describes a value with no end or limit in math?

Which symbol is commonly used to denote infinity?

In philosophy, what term means endless time without a beginning or end?

Which number line concept suggests you can always find a bigger number?

Which branch studies infinite sets and their sizes?

What is a sequence that goes on without repeating called?

In calculus, what describes a process that never fully finishes?

Which term means endless or unending time?

What kind of number is uncountably infinite?

Which paradox involves something that keeps growing without bound yet remains finite at each step?