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3 years ago

9 out of 20 students will attend the Worldwide Day of Play at RMS what percentage of students will not attend

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U do 4/20 = p/100 then u cross multiply the 4 with 100 getting u 400, then divide the 400 by 20, giving u the answer of 20%

REY [17]3 years ago

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You would divide 9 by 20 and get 45% and then you would subtract it from a 100% and get a total of 55% of the students will not attend the worldwide day of play at RMS

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