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Our of the 800 participants in a marathon, 120 are running to raise money for a cause. How many participants out of 100 are running for a cause?

Our of the 800 participants in a marathon, 120 are running to raise money for a cause. How many participants out of 100 are running for a cause?
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many participants out of 100 are running for a cause?

Our of the 800 participants in a marathon, 120 are running to raise money for a cause-example-1
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Answer:

15

Explanation:


(120)/(800) =
(x)/(100)

Cross multiply 120*100 = 800x

12000= 800x

15 = x

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