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3241004551 [841]
3 years ago
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Holly missed 7 of 180 days this year. Approximately what percent of school days was Holly in school?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Sphinxa [80]3 years ago
5 0
Hi There!

Since there are 180 school days and Holly missed 7 then she attended \frac{173}{180} days.

So, to find out the percent of school days she attended school you have to divide  173/180, 173 represents school days she attended or numerator, and 180 represents total school days the denominator. Once you divide 173/180 you should get  0.<span>96111111111, but if you round it, the answer will be 96%.

Steps

1. Divide 173/180= 0.</span>96111111111<span>

2. Round you're answer  0.</span><span>96111111111
</span>

Final Answer- Holly attended 96% percent of school days.

Hope This Helps:)
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