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NNADVOKAT [17]
1 year ago
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14. Jabari has read 13 chapters of a 22-chapter book. What percent of the chapters has she read?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Doss [256]1 year ago
4 0

Jabari has read 59.09 percent of the chapters.

What is a percent?

A percentage is a figure or ratios that is stated as a portion of 100 in arithmetic. Although the abbreviations "pct.", "pct.", and frequently "pc" are also employed the percent symbol is most frequently used to indicate it. A percentage is a number without dimensions. It lacks a measuring system. The Latin phrase per centum, which states "hundred" or "by the hundred," is where the word "percent" originates. The Italian phrase percento, which means "for a hundred," gradually sqeezed to become the symbol for "percent." Per became frequently shortened to "p" and finally vanished completely. Two circles and a horizontal line made up the "cento," which is where the present "%" sign is from.

Jabari read 13 chapters out of 22

In percents = 13/22 x 100 percent

                    = 59.09 percent

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