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Here are the steps involved in answering this question:
1. Write 8 out of 200 as a fraction which is
2. Turn the fraction into a decimal. To do this, divide the numerator by the denominator. The numerator is the top part of the fraction while the denominator is the bottom part of the fraction.

= 0.04
3. You get 0.04. Now, turn this into a percent. Move the decimal, 2 places to the right or just multiply the decimal by 100.
0.04 = 4%
The final answer is 4%.Another way of doing this is to get 100 as a denominator.
Since, percent means, "Out of 100", we have to make the denominator 100.
1. 
= 4/100
Just divide each side by 2.
Again, the final answer is, 4%
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Answer:
If this is a proof then here is the answer.
Angle ABD is Congruent to Angle CBD = Given
Angle BDA is Congruent to Angle BDC = Given
Angle ABD is Congruent to Angle CBD = Definition of Angle Bisector
Line Segment BD is Congruent to Line Segment BD = Reflexive Property
Line Segment AB is Congruent to Linge Segment CB = Angle-Side-Angle or ASA
Step-by-step explanation:
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Since you are given your first two directions, put them down as GIVEN in the proof.
Next, Since ABD and CBD are congruent angles, you can assume that it is an angle bisector since angle bisectors always bisect equally.
Then, (This one is obvious), since Line Segment BD shares a side with itself, it is equal by the Reflexive Property (EX: AB is congruent to AB).
Finally, Since there is two angles with a congruent side in the middle, you can confirm that it is equal by Angle-Side-Angle.
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>1.Find the LCM(Least Common Multiple).</u>
That would be 20.
<u>2.Multiply so all denominators are equal.</u>

<u>3. Add</u>
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<u>4. Simplify</u>
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The answer is 13. Or the third choice, just took the test.