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Jordan prepares 200 name tags to use at a meeting. The number for each color of the name tag is described below.

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nadya68 [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer would be A. 55.

Step-by-step explanation:

For the 35% you would take your 200 and divide it by 2 and have two 100's. Since 35% is out of 100% you could take 35 from each 100 and add them together to get 70.

For the 3/8 you would divide and get .375 then you would multiply that by 200 which would give you 75 yellow tags. Then you would add 75 and 70 and get 145. Then subtract 145 from 200 to get 55. Therefore there would be 55 red tags.

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