20% of the dogs at the pound needed medical care. What is the ratio of dogs that need of care to dogs that did not

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Asher Pearson

Mathematics

11 August, 14:52

20% of the dogs at the pound needed medical care. What is the ratio of dogs that need of care to dogs that did not

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Miles · Answer 1

20:80

Step-by-step explanation:

20% of 100 is 20 dogs.

100-20=80, so 80 dogs were fine.

Therefore, 20:80.

Javier Mcgee · Answer 2

80%

Step-by-step explanation:

If 20% needed medical care, then the rest wouldn't.

So, if you take 20 and subtract it by 100 (all of the dogs - 100%) You get 80!