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ANYONE GOOD AT MATH...SOLVE FOR ZEROS, PRE-CALC

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a. So 0.776 was heavier than 25 others, meaning it is in the 26th position out of 463. But we need that in relation to 100, so $\frac{26}{463}$ is 0.0562 or about 5/100, (rounded down). That would mean that the percentile is:

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b. 0.876 was heavier than 329 others, meaning it is in the 330th position out of 463. In relation to 100, so $\frac{330}{463}$ is 0.7127 or about 71/100, (rounded down). That would mean that the percentile is:

pth= $\frac{330}{463}$ *100=71.27 or 71, rounded down

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