Question

The circle graph represents the breakdown of metals in a Jefferson nickel. Each category is represented as a percentage of the total volume of the coin what percentage of the Jefferson nickel is made up of silver on the circle graph we have at the top manganese is 9% on the right side. We just have silver and on the left side we have copper at 56%, so what percentage of the Jefferson nickel silver

Answer 1

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The percentage of the Jefferson nickel that is made up of silver can be calculated by first determining the percentage of copper, which is 56%.

Since the circle graph represents the breakdown of metals in the nickel, we know that the remaining percentage must be made up of silver and manganese. Therefore, the total percentage of the nickel that is made up of silver can be calculated as:
100% - 56% (copper) - 9% (manganese) = 35% (silver)

Therefore, 35% of the Jefferson nickel is made up of silver.