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Write a proportion to find how many points x a student needs to score on a test worth 50 points to get a test score of 40%.

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  1. x / 50 = 40 / 100

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  2. If 40% = 40/100, then x / 50 = 40 / 100 with solution x = 20. So, the student would need to score 20 points to get 40%.

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  4. One proportion is x over 50 (x/50) points = 40 over 100 (40/100).

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    Ace

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  6. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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  9. idk man

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  10. So if there is a % it's always 100 so 40%over 100%and points are x bc it don't tell u what x = so it will be x over 50 points

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