Ith Percents - Item 30607Question 3 of 7
Fabian says that 25% of a number will always be greater than 10% of any other number.

Complete one inequality to support Fabian's claim and one to show that he is incorrect.

CLEAR CHECK
Support

25% of
>10% of
Refute

25% of
<10% of

The great thing about this problem is they give you everything you need to solve it easily. so the expression is: 12h+30w12h+30wand so everywhere you have an “h” you place 66. and everywhere you have a “w” you place 33. then the expression will look like this: 12(66)+30(33)12(66)+30(33)from here you multiply and then add. getting the following of: $785,862hope this

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