Aiden needs to find the percent of shaded squares in the bar diagram. Which model should he use?
A grid model with 20 squares. 16 squares are shaded.

A grid model with 100 squares. 16 squares are shaded.
A grid model with 100 squares. 60 squares are shaded.
A grid model with 100 squares. 80 squares are shaded.
A grid model with 100 squares. 96 squares are shaded.

Question

Aiden needs to find the percent of shaded squares in the bar diagram. Which model should he use?
A grid model with 20 squares. 16 squares are shaded.

A grid model with 100 squares. 16 squares are shaded.
A grid model with 100 squares. 60 squares are shaded.
   A grid model with 100 squares. 80 squares are shaded.
A grid model with 100 squares. 96 squares are shaded.

Lulabalula · Answer

last one maybe

darkknight · Answer

No direct answers please.
A grid model with 20 squares. 16 squares are shaded.
So this is our ratio. If we are talking about a grid model with 100 squares that is 5 times of 20 squares. So we multiply the number of shaded squares (16) to 5. What do we get then?