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andrey2020 [161]
3 years ago
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Tom, Scott and dawn sold cookies at the school fair. Tom had 90 cookies and sold 60% of them. Scott had 150 cookies and sold 2/3

of them. Dawn sold 46 cookies. What percentage of the cookies sold were sold by dawn
Mathematics
1 answer:
Nookie1986 [14]3 years ago
7 0
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Number of cookies Tom sold:
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60% of 90 = 0.6 x 90 = 54

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Number of cookies Scott sold:
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2/3 of 150 = 100

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Number of cookies Dawn sold:
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46 (Given)

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Total number of cookies sold:
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54 + 100 + 46 = 200

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Percentage of cookies sold by Dawn:
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46/200 x 100 = 23%

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Answer: Dawn sold 23% of the cookies that were sold.
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