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Cody must complete 125 credit hours of instruction. If he has completed 60% of his requirement, how many credits did Cody comple

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umka2103 [35]3 years ago

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You must figure out what is 60% of 125

to find the answer all you need to do is multiply 125 by 0.6

Cody completed 75 hours

i hope this helps!!

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