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Lisa has 6 orange dress Maggie has 8 blue dresses. By what percent is the number of Maggies dresses greater than the number of L

isa's dresses. What would be the steps and answer

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krek1111 [17]3 years ago

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6 oranges= 60% 8 oranges= 80% Here is how you get the answer. Well first you need to change the whole number into a decimal. A percent is a number out of a hundred. So the decimal should be for 6 is 0.06 and the decimal for 8 is 0.08. Now you need to change the decimal into a percent. That is how 6 becomes 60% and 8 becomes 80%. 6/10=60%. 8/10=80%.

NARA [144]3 years ago

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<span>6/10=60%. 8/10=80%. that is the correct answer.</span>

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