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1/3 as a percentage is expressed as

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33x1/3%

33x1/2%

33x3/2%

33x2/3%

20% of 600 is

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12

120

20

200

N = ?

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{1,2,3,4,5.......}

{0,1,2,3,4,..}

{-0,-1,-2,.........}

{-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3......}

Venn diagram was first used by

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David venn

John Venn

Jhoj Napeir

Henry Berg

The equality of two ratios is called

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proportion

percent

extremes

means

A running total of class frequency is called

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histogram

cumulative frequency

data

class interval

In√3, 3 is called

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radical

radicand

integer

natural number

A running total of class frequency is called

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histogram

cumulative frequency

data

call interval

The number in a sequence are called its

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symbol

terms

arrangement

amount

The relationship between two or more proportion is known as

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compound proportion

direct proportion

inverse proportion

simple proportion

First elements ordered pairs is calleds

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column

row

point

origin

If a group of 5 students get marks from 20% to 30% their frequency will be

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10

15

20

5

The percentage of profit or markup charged is

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principal

time

interest

rate

The set consist of all elements of set A and set B is called

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intersection of sets

union of set

universal set

complement of set

The logarithm calculate to the base '10' is called

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mantissa

common logarithm

characteristic

natural number

Money that is paid to the state charged as a proportion of income and profit oar added to the cost of some good is called

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tax

excise duty

property tax

income tax

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