A box contains 20 marbles, of which 8 marbles are blue in color, 5 marbles are green in color and the remaining are brown in color. What is the percentage of brown marbles?
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Answer:
60%
100 -20 -(0.25×(100–20))=
100–20–20= 60
Assuming there are no tricks such as:
No other colors are included.
There is only one box.
Nothing else was added or removed, etc.
I suppose the only basis needed is that the question is sincere with no attempt to obfuscate.
Jimmy Stewart said it well in the movie “Harvey”:
“Mother told me you can be either smart or pleasant ; ( but you can't be both at the same time.)
Well I tried being smart.”
(Hint: He was a most pleasant man.)
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Answer:
There are several marbles in a box. If 20% of them are red and 25% of the rest are green, then what percent of the marbles in the box are green?
60%
100 -20 -(0.25×(100–20))=
100–20–20= 60
Assuming there are no tricks such as:
No other colors are included.
There is only one box.
Nothing else was added or removed, etc.
I suppose the only basis needed is that the question is sincere with no attempt to obfuscate.
Jimmy Stewart said it well in the movie “Harvey”:
“Mother told me you can be either smart or pleasant ; ( but you can't be both at the same time.)
Well I tried being smart.”
(Hint: He was a most pleasant man.)