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Help math question 1 ,2 ,3 grade 12

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kolezko [41]2 years ago

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Answers:

a. 20%

60/300 × 100/100

= ( 60 × 100 / 300 ) × 1/100 = 20/100

Calculator: 60 ÷ 300 × 100

b. 90%

270/300 × 100/100

270/300 × 100/100= ( 270 × 100 / 300 ) × 1/100 = 90/100

Calculator: 270 ÷ 300 × 100

c. 58.33%

175/300 × 100/100

100/100= ( 175 × 100 / 300 ) × 1/100 = 58.33/100

Calculator: 175 ÷ 300 × 100

a. 35 Students

Calculator: 10 × 350 / 100

b. 93

Calculator: 10 × 930 / 100

c. 118

Calculator: 10 × 1180 / 100

d. 1036

Calculator: 10 × 10,360 / 100

a. 11.1 (Repeated)

Calculator: 50 / 450 × 100%

b. 6.67 (6 Repeated)

Calculator: 50 / 750 × 100%

c. 4.167 (6 Repeated)

Calculator: 50 / 1200 × 100%

Hopefully this helps:)

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