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A class of 50 students elected a class president. Candidate A received 15 votes. Candidate B received 25 votes. The remainder of

the class did not vote. Which expression gives the percent of voters who voted for Candidate B?
answer please??????

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kifflom [539]3 years ago

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The percentage of votes for candidate B Is 30%

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