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ioda
2 years ago
10

Un profesor realiza una prueba con 70 preguntas, cada una con igual valor. Un

Mathematics
1 answer:
Valentin [98]2 years ago
3 0

Tenemos un problema sobre porcentajes. Veremos que la calificación del alumno es un 80%.

En este caso sabemos que la prueba tiene 70 preguntas, por lo que la cantidad de referencia (el 100%) será 70.

Y sabemos que el estudiante responde correctamente 56 preguntas.

Lo que queremos hacer es ver que porcentaje representa este segundo número.

Para ver esto planteamos dos ecuaciones:

56 = x

70 = 100%

Para resolver esto, debemos ver el cociente entre esas ecuaciones:

56/70 = x/100%

Ahora resolvemos para x:

(56/70)*100% = x = 80%

Es decir, el alumno obtiene una clasificación del 80%.

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