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Here's a problem for the minds-good luck!

Here's a problem for the minds-good luck!-example-1
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20%

Explanation:

  1. Set up a proportion:
    (280)/(1400) = (x)/(100)
  2. Cross multiply, then divide: 280 × 100 = 28000, 28000 ÷ 1400 = 20
  3. So, 20% were satisfied with their car

I hope this helps!

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