Question

HELP QUICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The table shows the levels of awards based on the amount of money raised for charity. Gold Award 80%–100% Silver Award 60%–79% Bronze Award 1%–59% Part A: Determine an amount of money less than $575 that you would like to raise for your favorite charity. If $575 is the goal, what percentage of the goal would you raise? Show each step of your work. (2 points) Part B: Based on the percentage found in Part A, which award category on the table would your contributions fall into? Please explain your answer. The table shows the levels of awards based on the amount of money raised for charity. Gold Award 80%–100% Silver Award 60%–79% Bronze Award 1%–59% Part A: Determine an amount of money less than $575 that you would like to raise for your favorite charity. If $575 is the goal, what percentage of the goal would you raise? Show each step of your work. (2 points) Part B: Based on the percentage found in Part A, which award category on the table would your contributions fall into? Please explain your answer.

Answer 1

Answer:

Part A:

Let's say you want to raise $500 for your favorite charity.

To find the percentage of the goal you would raise:

Percentage raised = (Amount raised / Goal amount) * 100%

Percentage raised = ($500 / $575) * 100%

≈ (0.8695) * 100%

≈ 86.95%

So, if you raise $500 out of a $575 goal, you would raise approximately 86.95% of the goal.

Part B:

Based on the percentage found in Part A (86.95%), your contributions would fall into the Silver Award category.

Explanation:

The Silver Award category is for contributions ranging from 60% to 79% of the goal. Since you've raised approximately 86.95% of the goal, your contributions exceed the threshold for the Bronze Award (1% to 59%) but fall short of the Gold Award (80% to 100%), placing you in the Silver Award category.

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