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Jason correctly answers 32 problems out of 35 problems on the test. What percent of the problems does he get correct?
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Jason correctly answers 32 problems out of 35 problems on the test. What percent of the problems does he get correct?
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Isn't the answer 91.43% i just did that in my head.
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(32÷35)*100=
91.43% of the problems Jason got correc
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Any Questions about how I got my answer?
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