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If there are 44 leopards at the zoo, what is the zoo’s total
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11 Jul 2018, 03:18
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If there are 44 leopards at the zoo, what is the zoo’s total animal population?
A 225
B 275
C 325
D 350
E 375
A 225
B 275
C 325
D 350
E 375
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Re: If there are 44 leopards at the zoo, what is the zoo’s total
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11 Jul 2018, 11:11
11 Jul 2018, 11:11
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amorphous wrote:
If there are 44 leopards at the zoo, what is the zoo’s total animal population?
A 225
B 275
C 325
D 350
E 375
A 225
B 275
C 325
D 350
E 375
Let x = total animal population,
so 44 = 16% of x
so \(x = \frac{(44 * 100)}{16}= 275\)
i.e. the total animal population = 275
Re: If there are 44 leopards at the zoo, what is the zoo’s total
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17 Jul 2018, 08:05
17 Jul 2018, 08:05
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amorphous wrote:
If there are 44 leopards at the zoo, what is the zoo’s total animal population?
A 225
B 275
C 325
D 350
E 375
A 225
B 275
C 325
D 350
E 375
From the chart below . we learn that 16% leopards are in the zoo.
16% of total animal = 44
16/100 pf the total animal = 44
Total animal = 44*100 / 16
Total animal = 275.
The best answer is B.
