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3 years ago

Witch of the following are equivalent to 45%? choose all that apply.

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2 answers:

olga55 [171]3 years ago

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B) 0.45 and D) 9/20 are both eqivalent to 45%.

fomenos3 years ago

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Hello there! Just by looking at the choices, C is definitely out, because 9/10 is equivalent to 90%, not 45%. Looking at answer choice A, that number equals 4.5%, because 0.045 * 100 is 4.5%. In this case, A is also eliminated. 0.45 is equivalent to 45%, because 0.45 * 100 is 45%. B works. D also works, because 9/20 is 0.45, and once again, 0.45 * 100 is 45%. 0.45 and 9/20 are equivalent to 45%. The answers are B and D.

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