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In 2000, nearly 18% of cars sold in North America were silver. What

percent of cars sold were not silver?

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Answer:


72\% of the cars weren't silver.

Explanation:

Step 1: Understanding the entire percentage

In percentage form, we could say that the percentage of ALL the cars is
100\%, since we are counting every single car in North America here.

Step 2: Finding the percentage

We have been said that
18\% of the cars are silver.
So, the percentage of cars that aren't silver will be the silver car's percentage subtracted from the whole percentage:


100-18\\=72

So,
72\% of the cars weren't silver.

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