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16.10.2020 •
Mathematics
What percent is 52.52 million of 142 million
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Ответ:
37%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given parameters:
Total number = 142 million
Comparing number = 52.52 million
Unknown:
What percent is the number =?
Solution
The percentage;
=![\frac{comparing number }{total number } x 100](/tpl/images/0811/3984/b92bd.png)
=
x 100
= 37%
Ответ:
The answer would be A (The first one). Since the science teacher's ages are less varied, that means their ages are closer to each other, making the difference between the oldest and youngest teacher very small.