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1 year ago

Translate into an algebraic expression:

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Ber [7]1 year ago

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The algebraic expression is: x% * 100

<h3>How to translate the expression?</h3>

The statement is given as:

How much x% of sugar syrup can you make if you have 100 grams of sugar?

The amount of sugar is given as:

100 grams

So, the algebraic expression is:

x% * 100

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