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3 years ago

Priya completed 9 exam questions. This is 60% of the questions on the exam.

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A and B.

60/100 • p = 9 will give you 60 % of the test questions

0.6p = 9 will also give you 60% of the test questions

60 - p = 9 will take away 60 questions from the test making it wrong

60+p = 9 will add 60 questions to the test making it wrong

9+p = 60 will add 9 questions to the test making it wrong

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