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A business could not collect $5,000 that it was owed. The total owed to the business was $100,000. What fraction of the total wa

s not collected? (Express As Fraction)

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son4ous [18]1 year ago

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Total owed to the business = $100,000

amount that could not be collected = $5000

Fraction of total not collected

$\text{fraction not collected=}\frac{5000}{100000}=\frac{5}{100}=\frac{1}{20}$

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