Primary 6 · Percentage · Question type
When the whole has 100 equal parts, the number of selected parts is the percentage.
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A hundred-square is made up of 100 small squares of the same size. 63 of the squares are shaded. What percentage of the hundred-square is not shaded?
Ans: 37%
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