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1 year ago

In a stock of 12 blouses, 90 are sleeveless. How many percent of the stock are sleeveless?

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BigorU [14]1 year ago

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75 percent of the stock are sleeveless

<h3>How to determine the percentage?</h3>

The given parameters are:

Blouse = 120

Sleeveless = 90

The percentage is calculated as:

Percentage = Sleeveless/Blouse * 100%

So, we have:

Percentage = 90/120* 100%

Evaluate the expression

Percentage = 75%

Hence, 75 percent of the stock are sleeveless

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