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A person has a body fat percent of 15.2% and weighs 185 pounds. How many poundsof his weight is made up of fat? Round your answe

r to the nearest tenth of a percent

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puteri [66]2 years ago

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We can find the 15.2% of 185 pounds by dividing the weight by 15.2% in its decimal form:

$185(15.2\%)=185(0.152)=27.7\text{pounds}$

therefore, there are 27.7 pounds of fat

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