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Jo says she can find the percent equivalent of 3/4 by multiplying the percentage equivalent of 1/4 by 3. How can you use a percentage bar model to support this claim??

Jo says she can find the percent equivalent of 3/4 by multiplying the percentage equivalent of 1/4 by 3. How can you use a percentage bar model to support this claim??
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Jo says she can find the percent equivalent of 3/4 by multiplying the percentage equivalent of 1/4 by 3. How can you use a percentage bar model to support this claim??

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you can by filling 1 out of 4 bars then multiply the shaded bars by 3
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