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How do you solve this problem without a calculator?
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35/50 = 70/100
65% = 65/100
What is more: 70/100 or 65/100?
Thank you.
It is enough to know how to express fractures in percentages and vice versa. I’m sick of what you need a calculator for.
Well, my question was also the way of calculating without reducing the calculator
Calculate 35/50. If the result is greater than 0.65, Miriam’s statement is wrong if not she is right.
It must be said that it is really simple here. Doubt the break around 70/100, then you have your answer.
Why a calculator?
65 % is 65/100 = 32,5/50 and you already have the solution
Turn 65% into a break.
Make the two fractures of the same name.
Compare the counters.
If you double the break you have 70/100. These are 70%
The best way to convert 65% to 65/100. Then you have
65/100 and 35/50
From the second break you make 70/100. Then you have
65/100 and 70/100
Since 65 is < 70, it becomes clear that Miriam is not right.