What percentage of patients without wisdom teeth were not recommended for braces? A) 45.1% B) 18.8% C) 60.4 D) 22.9

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What percentage of patients without wisdom teeth were not recommended for braces?

A) 45.1%

B) 18.8%

C) 60.4

D) 22.9

What percentage of patients without wisdom teeth were not recommended for braces? A-example-1

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A) 45.1%
Explanation: I've seen this worksheet before so for this specific problem the answer is A.

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