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3 years ago

At Maki's Swimwear, there are 24 bikini styles and 36 other types of swimsuits.

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1 answer:

sasho [114]3 years ago

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There are 40% of biknis are of swimsuit styles.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is to be understood that bikini styles are also a type of swimsuits. Hence the total number of swimsuits would include bikini too.

Total bikini styles- 24

No of swimsuits- 36

% of swimsuits are bikinis

Total number of swimsuits- 36+24= 60

% of swimsuits are bikinis= (total bikini styles/ total swimsuits) *100

Substituting the values of total bikini and total swimsuits

% of swimsuits are bikinis= (24/60) *100

= 40%

Hence, 40% of swimsuits are bikinis

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