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Tom caught 4 fish and his son caught 12 fish.The number of fish that Tom caught was what percent of the total number of fish?
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Tom caught 4 fish and his son caught 12 fish.The number of fish that Tom caught was what percent of the total number of fish?
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Tom caught 25% of the fish.
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total number of fish = 12+4= 16
tom % of fish = 4 divided by 16 = 0.25 =25%
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