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There are 12 tennis racquets and 8 hockey sticks in a gym class. What percent of the gym equipment in the class are hockey stick

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katrin2010 [14]3 years ago

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40% of the equipment in the class are hockey sticks

12+8=20
8/20 × 100=40

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