If felicity plays 805 games and started in 569 of them in what fraction of the games did he start

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If felicity plays 805 games and started in 569 of them in what fraction of the games did he start

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Answer:

0.706

Explanation:

Felicity started in games = 569

Total number of games = 805

=> Fraction = 569/805

=> Fraction = 0.706

Chetan Shirke answered Jan 28, 2020

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