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3 years ago

How are percents greater than 100 used in real world contexts

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Used show you have more than what is needed. Example is you need 6 slices of pizza for all your friends but have 7 slices you have more than is needed.

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Answer: 2.5 times

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : The length of Chase’s bike ride= $8\dfrac{3}{4}\ miles$

The length of Maddie’s bike ride= $3\dfrac{1}{2}\ miles$

In improper fraction : Length of Chase’s bike ride= $\dfrac{4(8)+3}{4}\ miles$

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Similarly , Length of Maddie’s bike ride= $\dfrac{7}{2}\ miles$

The number of times the length of Chase’s bike ride was Maddie’s bike ride= $\dfrac{\text{ Length of Chase’s bike ride}}{\text{ Length of Maddie’s bike ride}}$

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Hence, the length of Chase’s bike ride was 2.5 times Maddie’s bike ride.

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