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my brain is broken thanks to you :(
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thanks! this helped a lot!
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@mathproblems I think this is a level 3 problem.
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great job sir thnx.
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Sir, would kindly explain how we are to know the equation shall be converted to a ratio,Thank you
ace5125 1 year ago
@ace5125 % is nothing but the ratio of (part/total)*100 by defination of the percentage, per meand for every and cent means 100 so for every 100 what is the part of the the total
I hope this helps you
mathproblems 1 year ago
This is a joke, right?
Sk82beast 1 year ago
@Sk82beast I made a mistake in above comment
The hardness of the problems are not defined by mathproblems
mathproblems 1 year ago