of a number will always be less than 20%
of any other number.
Mathematics, 18.01.2020 09:31 Sparkleskeepsgoing
Sergei says that 10%
of a number will always be less than 20%
of any other number.
complete one inequality to support sergei's claim and one to show that he is incorrect.
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Sergei says that 10%
of a number will always be less than 20%
of any other number.
of a number will always be less than 20%
of any other number.
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