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8 is 4% of what number? Medal if you help!
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25x8=200.
thank you very much, can you please help me with another one @PenguinRulez
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Match each proportion with its solution.
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Choices?
thats it
1. A
2. D
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3. B
4. D
I MEAN 4 IS C
NOT D
Sorry, my mistake.
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You're a FLVS student.
ok final one
1. C
2. D
3. B
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A
4. A
then the final is A, thank you very muc, you hvae earned a medal and a fan! :)
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are you good in other subjects?
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Um yes, biology.
ok, well i will tag you when i need math help again! Thank you very much!
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