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3 years ago

The percents of students who travel to school by car,bus and bike are shown for a school of 825 kids

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s2008m [1.1K]3 years ago

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825x0.2= 165 students take the car
825x.48= 396 students take the bus
825x0.08= 66 students bike to school

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