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3 years ago

Estimate : 1) 48% of 8 2) 3% of 119 3) 26% of 32 4) 76% of 280

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zaharov [31]3 years ago

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1) 48% of 8=3.84
2) 3% of 119=3.57
3) 26% of 32=8.32
4) <span>76% of 280=212.8

Hope this helps ya!</span>

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