Alexa ordered a set of beads. She received 7,000 beads in all. 2,800 of the beads were orange. What percentage of the beads were orange?

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Alexa ordered a set of beads. She received 7,000 beads in all. 2,800 of the beads were orange. What percentage of the beads were orange?

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7000 beads total

2800 orange

Percentage of orange in all of the beads : 2800/7000 = 0,4 = 40%

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