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Two are true, one is not

Exercise and reference answers

Questions
  1. False statement
    A percentage is the same amount whatever the base
    Statements
    1. Per cent means out of a hundred
    2. A percentage needs a base to act on
    3. A percentage is the same amount whatever the base
  2. False statement
    20% equals one twentieth
    Statements
    1. 20% equals one twentieth
    2. 25% equals one quarter
    3. 20% equals one fifth
  3. False statement
    Ratios must always be out of 100
    Statements
    1. Ratios compare two quantities
    2. Ratios must always be out of 100
    3. Percentages express comparison out of 100

Explanation

The false line detaches the percentage from its base. Source: syllabus Maths, Ch 7 Comparing Quantities.
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