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3 years ago

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Park city Utah gets 43.8inches of rain per year. Usually 45% of that amount falls in November. How much rain falls in those mont

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aliina [53]3 years ago

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43.8 = 100%
43.8/100 = 0.438 = 1%
0.438 x 45 = 19.71 = 45%
19.71 inches of rain falls in November.

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