Jovaniel C.
asked 04/04/19Only 6 of the trees in a park are at least 30 feet tall what percentage of the trees are under 30 feet tall
1 Expert Answer
Philip P. answered 04/05/19
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The percent is (Part)/(Total) x 100%
- Part = number of trees over 30 feet = 6
- Total = total number of trees in the park = ?
Percent of trees over 30 feet tall = (6 trees)/(Total number of trees in the park) x 100%
So if there are 200 trees in the park:
Percent = 6/200 x 100% = 3%
You didn't tell us what the total number of trees in the park is. But now you have the formula so you can compute the answer for yourself.
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Jovaniel C.
I don’t get it04/04/19