Math, asked by kavimahadevan, 4 days ago

A baker sold 400 egg tarts, peach tarts and chocolate tarts altogether. He sold 120 egg tarts. 50% of the tarts sold were chocolate tarts. (a) What percentage of the tarts sold were egg tarts? (b) What percentage of the tarts sold were peach tarts?

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Answered by nayelivillalta212

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a. 30% of the tarts were egg tarts

b. 20% of the tarts were peach tarts

Step-by-step explanation:

A. 120/400=0.3*100%= 30%

B. 80/400=0.2*100%=20%

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