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An airplane completed 900 miles of a 1200-mile flight. What percent of the trip remains to be completed?
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An airplane completed 900 miles of a 1200-mile flight. What percent of the trip remains to be completed?

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900/1200 can be simplified down to 3/4, so 1/4 of the trip is still needing to be completed
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900 miles of 1200 miles means: 900/1200.Those numbers are divisible to 3. The 300/400, the zeros have been taken away. So, you've got 3/4. You know that the difference between 4/4-3/4 =1/4. So, 1/4 is your percentage.
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