0.2 is what percent of 16?
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If you translate this problem literally, it is saying, “72 is what percent of 288?”. And the equational translation of that is 72 = (x/100) • 288
[ “is” means equal to (=) // “what” means x or another variable // “percent” means divided by 100” // “of” means multiplication. ]
Then you solve that equation.
(you can check it by googling what is 25% of 288. )
[ “is” means equal to (=) // “what” means x or another variable // “percent” means divided by 100” // “of” means multiplication. ]
Then you solve that equation.
(you can check it by googling what is 25% of 288. )
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They switched the right angles with their opposite
See picture, that’s the best way I could show you without typing the whole thing over
Switch the two Right angles in the sentence
They switched the right angles with their opposite
See picture, that’s the best way I could show you without typing the whole thing over
Switch the two Right angles in the sentence