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At the sewing store, Paula bought a bag of mixed buttons. She got 62 large buttons and no small buttons. What percentage of the buttons were large? Write your answer using a percent sign (%).
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At the sewing store, Paula bought a bag of mixed buttons. She got 62 large buttons and no
small buttons. What percentage of the buttons were large?
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Because she got 62 large buttons and 0 small buttons, in total she got 62 buttons. 62 large buttons / 62 total buttons = 62/62. That simplifies to just 1. 1 in percents is just 100%, and that’s true because all, 100%, of the buttons were large.
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