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adelina 88
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2 years ago
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80 questions how many can I get wrong to get 75%
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kati45
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2 years ago
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<em>75÷100=0,75</em>
<em>0,75×80=60</em>
<em>Answer : 60</em>
<em>Good Homework :)</em>
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mixer
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2 years ago
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75% is equal to 75/100, which can be reduced to 3/4. So it's 3/4 * 80 = 60
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