A local car dealer has 150 cars on the lot. 30% of the cars are sedans. How many of the cars are NOT sedans?

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Maxim Fields

Mathematics

24 July, 02:49

A local car dealer has 150 cars on the lot. 30% of the cars are sedans. How many of the cars are NOT sedans?

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Ada Burton · Answer 1

105 cars

Step-by-step explanation:

150cars=100%

and if 30% of the cars are sedans then the cars which are not sedans is

100%-30% = 70%

if 150 cars=100%

? cars=70%

if less more devides

70%/100%*150cars

all zeros cancel which would be left with

7 * 15

105 cars.