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3 years ago

38% of the 1200 Robinson students are 7" graders. How many Robinson students are 7 graders?

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Nastasia [14]3 years ago

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For percentages, we write the number before the % sign as a decimal out of 1. So our percentage would actually be 0.38

To find what percent of Robinson students are 7th graders, we simply multiply 0.38 by 1200 which gives us 456

The answer is 456

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