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Describe the similarities and differences between the percent proportion and the percent equation.

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vaieri [72.5K]3 years ago

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Percent proportion is just any positive fraction, which, as it was mentioned, can exceed whether the percentage has a fixed denominator, equal to 100. So, although there's no intuitive difference, there is a slight distinction in the mathematical sense. It is also the amount of items in a mixture. Example: two eggs for every two cups of flour.

percent equation is a part of something equals to percent times the whole
part = percent x whole

Example: what is 80% of 20?

n = 80/100 x 20
n= 0.80 x 20
n = 16
So 16 is 80% of 20
part (16) = percent (80%) x whole (20)
n = p x w (variable representation

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