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3 years ago

A soccer league has 150 players. Of those players 60% are boys. How many boys are in the soccer league?

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2 answers:

ad-work [718]3 years ago

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Answer: There are 90 boys in the soccer league.

Expalaintion:

To solve this problem you have to multiply the number of people with the percentage:

150 x 60%

Turn the percentage into decimal:

150 x 0.60 = 90

There are 90 boys on the soccer league.

Hope this helps! :)

crimeas [40]3 years ago

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There are 90 boys in the soccer league. To solve this problem you have to multiply 150*60% or 150*0.60 which is 90.

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