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2 years ago

At the banquet 450 people had chicken and 150 had pasta. What percent of people has pasta?

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Liono4ka [1.6K]2 years ago

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25 percent of people had pasta.

First add 450 and 150 (which equals 600)

Next divide 600 by 150 (which equals 4)

Which means 150 is a fourth of six hundred, and a fourth is 25 percent.

Which leads to my answer of 25 percent

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