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marshall27 [118]3 years ago

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$6.9-6.0=0.9\\\\\begin{array}{ccc}6.0&-&100\%\\0.9&-&p\%\end{array}\ cross\ multiply\\\\6p=90\ \ \ |:6\\p=15\\\\\text{Answer: 15\%}$

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