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The matrix shows the numbers of ice-cream cones sold at an ice-cream shop one day.
To the nearest percent, what percent of the vanilla cones sold were double cones?
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I don't have the matrix image or numbers. I can compute it if you paste the matrix or the counts for vanilla single and vanilla double cones.
Method: percent double = (vanilla double / total vanilla) × 100, where total vanilla = vanilla single + vanilla double. Then round to the nearest percent.
Example: if the shop sold 14 double vanilla and 30 single vanilla, percent double = 14/(30+14) = 14/44 ≈ 0.31818 → 32%.
Send the vanilla counts (or the whole matrix) and I'll compute the answer.
Method: percent double = (vanilla double / total vanilla) × 100, where total vanilla = vanilla single + vanilla double. Then round to the nearest percent.
Example: if the shop sold 14 double vanilla and 30 single vanilla, percent double = 14/(30+14) = 14/44 ≈ 0.31818 → 32%.
Send the vanilla counts (or the whole matrix) and I'll compute the answer.
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