A rancher decreased the number of his herd from 150 head to 120 head of cattle. What was the percent of decrease in the number of cattle? Please hurry

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A rancher decreased the number of his

herd from 150 head to 120 head of cattle.
What was the percent of decrease in the
number of cattle?
Please hurry

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Answer:

20%

Explanation:

150-120 is 30

30 is 1/5 of 150

1/5 is .2, which is 20%

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