Mathematics, 15.12.2020 01:00, shandrablue6896

Weston used the steps below to determine the percent equivalent to StartFraction 1 Over 40 EndFraction Step 2: StartFraction 1 Over 40 EndFraction = StartFraction question mark Over 100 EndFraction. StartFraction 1 Over 40 EndFraction = StartFraction question mark Over 100 EndFraction. Multiply both sides by 2.5.

Step 3: 1 times 2.5 = 2.5

Step 4: StartFraction 2.5 Over 100 EndFraction = 25%

What was Weston’s ethe second fraction should have been out of a multiple of 40.

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