Vincenzo went apple picking. Of the 34 apples he picked, 4 turned out to be bad. How can Vincenzo calculate the percentage of apples that were bad?(1 point)

Responses

Divide 4 by 34, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.
Divide 4 by 34, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.

Divide 34 by 4, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.
Divide 34 by 4, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.

Divide 34 by 4, divide by 100, and add a percent sign.
Divide 34 by 4, divide by 100, and add a percent sign.

Divide 4 by 34, divide by 100, and add a percent sign.

Divide 4 by 34, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.

To calculate the percentage of bad apples, Vincenzo needs to divide the number of bad apples (4) by the total number of apples (34). Then, he should multiply the result by 100 to convert it to a percentage. Finally, Vincenzo can add a percent sign (%) to indicate that the value is a percentage. So the correct way to calculate the percentage of bad apples is to divide 4 by 34, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.

To calculate the percentage of apples that were bad, Vincenzo should divide the number of bad apples (4) by the total number of apples (34), then multiply by 100, and add a percent sign. So the correct answer is: Divide 4 by 34, multiply by 100, and add a percent sign.