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There are 50 students in Grade 6 1 class. A math exam, the pass rate is 96%, so how many people passed [answer details]?
96%÷ 100%=0 96

0.96× 50 = 48 (person)

This only needs to be counted backwards.

Because the pass rate is equal to the number of people who have passed the exam ÷ the number of classes × 100%, it should be divided by 100% first. What comes out is the number of people who have passed the exam-the quotient of the number of classes. Then × class number = qualified number. Because dividend = quotient, dividend = quotient × divisor, qualified number is dividend and class number is divisor, the answer is 48.

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