There are 48 skittles in a bag but 12 are red.What percentage are NOT red skittles

Mathematics

1 answer:

IgorLugansk [536]3 years ago

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75% of the skittles are not red.

This is figured out by dividing 12 by 48. So you get .25 (25%) of the skittles are red, yeah? After that, you just subtract 25 from 100, and boom! 75% of the skittles are not red.

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