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Question 5.

Part 20% - Whole 12

Part 40% - Whole 24

Part 60% - Whole 36

Part 80% - Whole 48

Part 100% - Whole 60

In this way we can calculate the whole, using the ratio table, labeling and shading in the percent bar from 0% to 100%.

Question 6.

Part 10% - Whole 5

Part 50% - Whole 25

Part 100% - Whole 50

In this way we can calculate the whole, using the ratio table, labeling and shading in the percent bar from 0% to 100%.

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