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If a truck weighs 20% more than a car, then the truck's weight is % of the car's weight.
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If a truck weighs 20% more than a car, then the truck's weight is % of the car's weight.
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Truck weight ÷ car's weight
= 1.20x / x
= 1.20
= 120% when converting the decimal to a per cent
The trucks weight is 120% of the car's weight
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