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Estou viajando de São Paulo a Porto Alegre, cujo percurso total tem 1600 km, aproximadamente. Se já percorri 80% do percurso, qu

anto ainda falta (em quilômetros e porcentagem)?
Apresente os cálculos.

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maksim [4K]3 years ago

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Answer:Resposta:100% = 140075% = x100x = 75 * 1400100x = 105000x = 105000/100x = 1050 Km ... will you go out with me

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