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What is x-46 is greater than or equal to -79?
x >/= -33
What is 4 and six ninths as a fraction?
46/9 = 42/3 = 14/3
What is 60 percent of 46?
60 percent of 46 is 27.6
What is 72 percent of 46?
72 percent of 46 is 33.12
Is 23 percent of 200 students more than less than or equal to 23 people?
23% of 200 would be 200 * 0.23 = 46 people.This is greater than 23 people (23% of 100 people would be 23 people).
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