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In a local election between candidates A and B, candidate B got 48 votes, which is 120% as many votes as candidate A. If p represents the number of votes won by candidate A, the…

In a local election between candidates A and B, candidate B got 48 votes, which is 120% as many votes as candidate A. If p represents the number of votes won by candidate A, the…
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In a local election between candidates A and B, candidate B got 48 votes, which is 120% as many votes as candidate A. If p represents the number of votes won by candidate A, then which proportion can be used to find p? A. B. C. D.

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A. 125/100 = p/35

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User Suba
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Answer:

canadate A =4 votes

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