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224percent as a fraction or mixed number in simplest form

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Murrr4er [49]3 years ago

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$for \ x=1 \\f(1)=400 \\ g(1)=900 \\ Then \ f(1) \ \textless \ g(1) \\ \\ \\ for \ x=2 \\f(2)=800 \\ g(2)=1400\\ Then \ f(2)\ \textless \ g(2) \\ \\ \\ for \ x=3 \\f(3)=1600 \\ g(3)=1900 \\ Then \ f(3)\ \textless \ g(3) \\ \\ \\ for \ x=4 \\f(4)=3200 \\ g(4)=2400 \\ \boxed{Then \ f(4)\ \textgreater \ g(4)}$

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