2 years ago

Of every 300 magic cakes Farah makes, 90 are chocolate, what percentage of chocolate cakes Farah makes?

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navik [9.2K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Total magic cakes =300

chocolate cakes =90

so if you want the percentage of chocolate you will divide the number of chocolate cakes over the total number of chocolates

% of chocolate cakes = 90/300×100%

=30%

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