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Sliva [168]
3 years ago
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Julie and Kristen are the partners in a local sporting goods shop. They needed $51,000 to start the business. They invested in t

he ratio 5:12, respectively. How much money did each make? What percent of the business was owned by Kristen? If the business grows to $3,000,000, what percent of it will Julie own?
Mathematics
1 answer:
exis [7]3 years ago
8 0
5:12 means there are 17 parts
Percentages are calculated by dividing the part by the total, and multiplying by 100
Julie put in 5 out of 17 parts so:
\frac{5}{17}×100=29.4%
Kristen owns the rest of the business \frac{12}{17}×100=70.6%

The amount of money doesn't make a difference, as the percentage will always be the same.
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