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Kevin took a math test and got 45 correct and 5 incorrect answers. What was the percentage of correct answers​

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Answered by Atlas99
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Given:

• Kevin took a math test and got 45 correct and 5 incorrect answers.

To find:

The percentage of correct answers.

Solution:

% of correct answers

= correct answers/correct + incorrect answers × 100

= 45/45 + 5 × 100

= 45/50 × 100

= 90%

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Know more:

• Some conversion rules of percentage

Rule 1:To convert a percentage into a fraction, write the number as the numerator and 100 as the denominator, and then reduce this fraction to its simplest form. You can also express the fraction as a ratio.

Rule 2: To convert a fraction into a percentage, multiply the fraction 100 and add the symbol. Since ratios are essentially fractions, you can also express a ratio as a percentage.

Rule 3: To convert a percentage into a decimal, remove the % sign decimal point in the number by two places to the left.

Rule 4: To convert a decimal into a percentage, shift the decimal point in the number by two places to the right and add the % sign.

Rule 5: To find a given percentage of a quantity, write the percentage as a fraction and multiply the quantity by this fraction.

x % of y = x/100 × y

Rule 6: To express a given quantity as a percentage of another quantity of the same kind, divide the given quantity by the other quantity, multiply the result by 100, and then add the % sign.

(x as a % of y) = (x/y × 100) % of y

Rule 7: To find a quantity from a given percentage of the quantity, express the given percentage as a fraction and divide the given quantity by the fraction.

Rule 8 To find the percentage change in a quantity, write the change in the quantity as the numerator and the original quantity as the denominator and then multiply the fraction by 100.

Percentage change

= change in the quantity/original quantity × 100

• If a quantity increases by x%

new quantity = (1 +x/100)

original quantity = new quantity/1 + x/100

• If a quantity decreases by x%

new quantity = (1 - x/100)

original quantity = new quantity/1 - x/100

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Answered by sarithagandhasri
0

Answer:

no of math test =50

in that

they got 45 correct answers

5 incorrect answers

45/5

5x9=45

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