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3 years ago

a restaurant served 40 specials in all , 36 of which were the salmon filet . what percentage of the specials were salmon filets?

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REY [17]3 years ago

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To find the percentage, you need to divide the 36 by the 40. So 36/40=0.9
0.9=90%

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