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07.09.2020 •
Mathematics
Ms Wharton bought some books at a book sale including 20 paperback books 80% of all the books she bought were paperbacks
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Ответ:
25 books.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let as consider we need to find "how many books did Mr. Wharton buy in all?"
Let total number of books bought by Mr. Wharton be x.
80% of all the books she bought were paperbacks.
It is given that the number of paperbacks is 20.
Divide both sides by 0.8.
Therefore, Ms Wharton bought 25 books in all.
Ответ:
Yes, it is. You can simply input 4/7 in a calculator to see that the answer is
In other words, the 6-period digits 571428 keep repeating after the decimal point: we write this as