Printable math worksheet designed to help students practice finding the percentage of various numbers.

Absolutely! Let’s solve each problem step by step.

The instruction says: “Calculate and round off to the nearest hundredth.”

That means:
- Convert the percentage to a decimal (divide by 100).
- Multiply that decimal by the given number.
- Round the result to two decimal places (nearest hundredth).

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Let’s go row by row:

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Row 1:

27% of 120
→ 0.27 × 120 = 32.40

32% of 163
→ 0.32 × 163 = 52.16 → 52.16

76% of 322
→ 0.76 × 322 = 244.72 → 244.72

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Row 2:

2.1% of 251
→ 0.021 × 251 = 5.271 → round to 2 decimals → 5.27

16% of 29
→ 0.16 × 29 = 4.64 → 4.64

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Row 3:

8.5% of 145
→ 0.085 × 145 = 12.325 → round → 12.33

31% of 199
→ 0.31 × 199 = 61.69 → 61.69

66% of 188
→ 0.66 × 188 = 124.08 → 124.08

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Row 4:

28% of 52
→ 0.28 × 52 = 14.56 → 14.56

4.6% of 212
→ 0.046 × 212 = 9.752 → round → 9.75

113% of 62
→ 1.13 × 62 = 70.06 → 70.06

*(Note: Percentages over 100% are allowed — it just means more than the whole number.)*

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Row 5:

2.99% of 25
→ 0.0299 × 25 = 0.7475 → round → 0.75

27% of 48
→ 0.27 × 48 = 12.96 → 12.96

8.2% of 45
→ 0.082 × 45 = 3.69 → 3.69

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Row 6:

71% of 76
→ 0.71 × 76 = 53.96 → 53.96

7.9% of 35
→ 0.079 × 35 = 2.765 → round → 2.77

21% of 225
→ 0.21 × 225 = 47.25 → 47.25

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Row 7:

38% of 42
→ 0.38 × 42 = 15.96 → 15.96

7.1% of 588
→ 0.071 × 588 = 41.748 → round → 41.75

51% of 66
→ 0.51 × 66 = 33.66 → 33.66

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## ✔ Final Answer Sheet (Rounded to Nearest Hundredth):

```
27% of 120 → 32.40
32% of 163 → 52.16
76% of 322 → 244.72

2.1% of 251 → 5.27
16% of 29 → 4.64

8.5% of 145 → 12.33
31% of 199 → 61.69
66% of 188 → 124.08

28% of 52 → 14.56
4.6% of 212 → 9.75
113% of 62 → 70.06

2.99% of 25 → 0.75
27% of 48 → 12.96
8.2% of 45 → 3.69

71% of 76 → 53.96
7.9% of 35 → 2.77
21% of 225 → 47.25

38% of 42 → 15.96
7.1% of 588 → 41.75
51% of 66 → 33.66
```

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✔ All answers are calculated correctly and rounded to the nearest hundredth as instructed.

You can now fill in the worksheet with these values!

Let me know if you’d like to see the work for any specific problem again. 😊