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3 years ago

Jason read 70% of the 310 pages How many pages did he read

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Kazeer [188]3 years ago

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He read 217 pages sisklslsls

dezoksy [38]3 years ago

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70% is the same as 7/10
first find 1/10 of 310 (310/10=31)
so since 31 is 1/10, you multiply by 7 to get 7/10
31×7=217
he read 217 pages
hope this helps!

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