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valkas [14]
2 years ago
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Tallulah's family took a road trip to the Grand Canyon. Tallulah slept for the last 129 miles of the trip. If the total length o

f the trip was 300 miles, what percentage of the total trip had they traveled when Tallulah fell asleep?
Mathematics
1 answer:
KIM [24]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

43% of the trip

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Create an Equation

300 miles/100*x percent=129 miles <=== Make an equation so you can find the percent she slept of the trip

2. Solve

300 miles/100*x percent=129 miles

3x=129 <=== 300 divided by 100 is 3 and 3 times x is also 3x

3x/3=129/3 <=== divide by 3 from both sides

x=43

Since x is 43 that means 129 equals 43% which is how much Tallulah slept

of the trip.

3. Check

300 miles/100*43%=129 miles <=== Substitute x with 43%

3x43%=129

129=129 <=== 129 is 129 which means that the answer is correct!

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