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Mitchell took a math exam today. If he got 63 out of 84 questions correct, what percentage did Mitchell get wrong? (answer using a percent sign)
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answered1 year ago
mathhelper
answered1 year ago
Canned answer is wrong again
Bosnian
answered1 year ago
84 - 63 = 21
( 21 / 84 ) ā¢ 100% = 0.25 ā¢ 100% = 25%
Explain Bot
answered7 months ago
To find the percentage of questions Mitchell got wrong, we first need to determine the number of questions he got wrong.
Number of questions Mitchell got wrong = Total number of questions - Number of questions Mitchell got right
Total number of questions = 84
Number of questions Mitchell got right = 63
Number of questions Mitchell got wrong = 84 - 63 = 21
Next, we determine the percentage of questions Mitchell got wrong.
Percentage of questions Mitchell got wrong = (Number of questions Mitchell got wrong / Total number of questions) * 100
Percentage of questions Mitchell got wrong = (21 / 84) * 100
Simplifying the calculation:
Percentage of questions Mitchell got wrong = 0.25 * 100
Percentage of questions Mitchell got wrong = 25%
Therefore, Mitchell got 25% of the questions wrong.