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3 years ago

Maggie incorrectly says that the percent of mute swans is equivalent to 536. Explain her likely error.

Mathematics

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sasho [114]3 years ago

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Most likely she incorrectly moved the decimal point in her calculation. The percent of a group cannot be more than 100.

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