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Len [333]
2 years ago
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Which steps should be followed to write an equivalent ratio to find 2% of 6700? Write 2% as the ratio StartFraction 200 Over 100

EndFraction. Write the equivalent ratio StartFraction question mark Over 6700 EndFraction. (100)(67) = 6700, so (20)(67) = 1340. Write 2% as the ratio StartFraction 20 Over 100 EndFraction. Write the equivalent ratio StartFraction 6700 Over question mark EndFraction. (20)(335) = 6700, so (100)(335) = 33,500. Write 2% as the ratio StartFraction 2 Over 100 EndFraction. Write the equivalent ratio StartFraction question mark Over 6700 EndFraction. (100)(67) = 6700, so (2)(67) = 134. Write 2% as the ratio StartFraction 2 Over 100 EndFraction. Write the equivalent ratio StartFraction question mark Over 6700 EndFraction. (100)(6.7) = 6700, so (20)(6.7) = 13.4
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1 answer:
Andrej [43]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

To evaluate the expression 2% 0f 6700, we can follow the steps;

2% = 2/100

6700 = 67(100)

2% of 6700 = 2/100 * 67(100)

The 10 at the numerator will cancel out that at the denominator

2/100 * 67(100) = 2(67)

2(67) = 134

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