Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages
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7/12
9/12−2/12=7/12.
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Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages
7/12
9/12−2/12=7/12.
Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages
36
96/8×3 = 36.
Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages
300
240×1.25=300.
Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages
100×1.2=120; 120×0.8=96.
Use each period’s base; percentages do not cancel.
Fractions, decimals, ratio and percentages
0.3 is 30/100 or 30%, while 3% is 0.03.
Convert both to a shared representation.
Introductory algebra, geometry and data
7
5x=35.
Introductory algebra, geometry and data
30
0.5×12×5=30.
Introductory algebra, geometry and data
6
Order 2,4,6,7,9.
Introductory algebra, geometry and data
There are three n terms and constants 1+2=3.
Explain like terms and order.
Introductory algebra, geometry and data
No. 2,4,6 and 3,4,5 both have mean 4 but different spread.
Show two valid datasets and the shared mean.
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