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Sophie [7]
3 years ago
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Tom caught 4 fish and his son caught 12 fish. The number of fish that Tom’s caught was what percent of the number of fish his so

n caught? What percent of the total amount did Tom catch?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Fofino [41]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

33.3 % (Approx) percent of fish that Tom’s caught  of the number of fish his son caught .

25% is the percent of the total amount Tom caught.

Step-by-step explanation:

Formula

Percentage = \frac{Part\ value\times 100}{Total\ values}

Part First

As given

Tom caught 4 fish and his son caught 12 fish.

Here

Part value = 4

Total value = 12

Put in the formula

Percentage = \frac{4\times 100}{12}

Percentage = \frac{400}{12}

Percentage = 33.3 % (Approx)

Therefore the 33.3 % (Approx) percent of fish that Tom’s caught  of the number of fish his son caught .

Second Part

As given

Tom caught 4 fish and his son caught 12 fish.

Total number of fish caught = 4 + 12

                                              = 16

Part value = 4

Total value = 16

Put in the formula

Percentage = \frac{4\times 100}{16}

Percentage = \frac{400}{16}

Percentage = 25%

Therefore the 25% is the percent of the total amount Tom caught.



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