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Converting from Fraction to Percentage

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There are 320 people attending a wedding, out of which 32 are children.Find the percentage of children attending the wedding.

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10%

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5%

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32%

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20%

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Solution

The correct option is A 10%
Total number of people attending the wedding = 320
Number of children = 32
$∴$ Percentage of children attending the wedding
= $\frac{32}{320} \times 100$ = 10%
Hence, the percentage of children attending the wedding is 10%

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