In a parking lot, 25% of the cars are blue. There are 8 blue cars in the parking lot. How many total cars are in the parking lot?

This is probably really easy but my head hurts bad.

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Madalynn Ward

Mathematics

1 October, 04:50

In a parking lot, 25% of the cars are blue. There are 8 blue cars in the parking lot. How many total cars are in the parking lot?

This is probably really easy but my head hurts bad.

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Dashawn Herring · Answer 1

There is a total of 32 cars in the lot.

Step-by-step explanation:

25% of the cars are blue, and there is 8 of them. 25% is 1/4 out of 100%. Multiply 8 by 4, because 8 is 25% of 32.

In a parking lot, 25% of the cars are blue. There are 8 blue cars in the parking lot. How many total cars are in the parking lot?This is probably really easy but my head hurts bad.

In a parking lot, 25% of the cars are blue. There are 8 blue cars in the parking lot. How many total cars are in the parking lot?

This is probably really easy but my head hurts bad.