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3 years ago

If collecte 63 cans which is 21%. How many cans are 46%. And how many is 33% ?

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If 63 cand are 21% we must find out what 1% is
To do that we must divide 63 by 21
63/21 = 3
So 1%=3 cans
To find out what a percentage equals we must times it by 3
46 * 3 =138 cans
33*3 = 99 cans
Hope this helps :)

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