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well, we know her total cost is 664, so, that'd be the 100% of her cost so... lets's pick any.... say hmmm 156 for the food if we know 664 is 100%, what is 156 ? well \(\bf \begin{array}{ccllll} cost&\% \\\hline\\ 664&100\\ 156&x \end{array}\implies \cfrac{664}{156}=\cfrac{100}{x}\impliedby \textit{solve for }x\)
and if you want to find any of the others, do the same
Example: 5 is what percentage of 8? Find the decimal equivalent of 5/8, round it off to 2 decimal places, and then multiply the result by 100%
I am not sure lol @mathmale
@jim_thompson5910
Divide the cost for a hotel (356) over the total cost (664) i.e. evaluate this `356/664` What do you get?
I got 0.53614457831
Multiply that result by 100 and you get what?
53.614457831
If we round to 2 decimal places, we get 53.61% This is just for the hotel You'll repeat these steps for the other rows to get the other percentages
Tell me what percentage you get for the "food" row
0.23493975903
now multiply that by 100
so you can convert to percent form
23.493975903
which rounds to 23.49%
And then round off your answer to 2 or fewer percentage points. Please understand that it's practically impossible to be as accurate as 23.493975903. In fact, 23 would be a reasonable answer, since 0.49375903 rounds off to 0
your teacher may want more accurate roundings, but I've seen many cases where 2 decimal places is enough.
ok cool
So i just do this to all the empy spaces and i will be done with this question?
yes that's correct
k cool thanks guys.
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