Asked by LARRY IS REAL

1) Carolina walked to school on 12 of the 20 school days in March. Which value is NOT equivalent to the fraction of the school days in March that Carolina walked to school?
A) 60%
B) 0.06
C) 3/5
D) 0.60
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Answered by LARRY IS REAL
i dont have an answer. Can you please help me solve the question
Answered by mathhelper
percentage of days he did walk to school
= (12/20)*100%
= .6(100%) = 60% = .60

what is 3/5 as a decimal or as a percentage ?
what is .06 as a percentage ?

So tell me what the right answer is.
Answered by LARRY IS REAL
.06 as a percentage is 6%
and 3/6 as a decimal is 0.6
Answered by mathhelper
What?
"and 3/6 as a decimal is 0.6" ??

3/6 = 1/2 = 0.5
Answered by LARRY IS REAL
i meant 3/5 as a decimal is 0.6
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Carolina walked to school on 12 of the 20 school days in March. Which value is NOT equivalent to the fraction of the school days in March that Carolina walked to school?
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On Sunday Calvin gave his guinea pig 80 grams of food. The table shows the amount of each type of food he gave to the guinea pig.

Which percentage bar graph best represents the data?
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A Graph D
B Graph A
C Graph B
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Type of food
Hay
Alfalfa pellets
Tomatoes
Lettuce
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Amount of food (grams)
32
24
12
12
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white box
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Nevermind I solved it ,but thanks for all your help
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The value that is NOT equivalent to the fraction of the school days in March that Carolina walked to school is B) 0.06.

Because the fraction of school days that Carolina walked to school is:

12/20 = 0.6 = 60%

Option B, 0.06, is equivalent to 6%.
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