Ria had 30 chocolates . She gave 18 chocolates to Sana. Ria gave percentage of her chocolates to Sana.

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Solution

The correct option is C 60
Percentage = $\frac{p a r t}{w h o l e} \times 100$
Here, the total number of chocolates, i.e., whole = 30
And, the chocolates she gave to Sana, i.e., Part = 18
$∴$ Percentage = $\frac{18}{30} \times 100$
=60%

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Ria had 30 chocolates . She gave 18 chocolates to Sana. Ria gave percentage of her chocolates to Sana.

The correct option is C 60Percentage = partwhole×100 Here, the total number of chocolates, i.e., whole = 30 And, the chocolates she gave to Sana, i.e., Part = 18 ∴ Percentage = 1830×100 =60%

The correct option is C 60
Percentage = $\frac{p a r t}{w h o l e} \times 100$
Here, the total number of chocolates, i.e., whole = 30
And, the chocolates she gave to Sana, i.e., Part = 18
$∴$ Percentage = $\frac{18}{30} \times 100$
=60%