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John brought 18 pizzas. Micheal bought 12 pizzas. What percent of the total number of pizzas, did Micheal buy ?

John brought 18 pizzas. Micheal bought 12 pizzas. What percent of the total number of pizzas, did Micheal buy ?
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John brought 18 pizzas. Micheal bought 12 pizzas. What percent of the total number of pizzas, did Micheal buy ?

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12/(18+12) * 100 = 40% have a great day!
User Ari Takeshi
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John bought 18, Michael bought 12......for a total of (18 + 12) = 30 pizzas

so Michael bought : 12/30 = 0.4 = 40% of the total number of pizzas
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