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On the lines below write a word problem that involves division and would have a correct answer of 4/7

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Jim was driving down a country road, late in the afternoon. He noticed that the farm he was passing had a peculiar way of separating it's sheep, male on one side and female on the other. There were 70 sheep in all, and 30 males. What percent of the sheep population were female?

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