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In a poll, 9 out of 25 students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her for class president. In Lydia's history class, 4 out of 16 students say they will vote for her. Which is greater, the percent of students who will vote for Lydia in her science class or in her history class?
What percent of the students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her?
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44) In a poll, 99 out of 2525 students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her for class president. In Lydia's history class, 44 out of 1616 students say they will vote for her. Which is greater, the percent of students who will vote for Lydia in her science class or in her history class?\newline44) What percent of the students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her?\newline(11)) Science class: % \%

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Q. 44) In a poll, 99 out of 2525 students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her for class president. In Lydia's history class, 44 out of 1616 students say they will vote for her. Which is greater, the percent of students who will vote for Lydia in her science class or in her history class?\newline44) What percent of the students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her?\newline(11)) Science class: % \%
  1. Calculate Percentage Science Class: Calculate the percentage of students in Lydia's science class who say they will vote for her.\newlineUse the formula: (Number of students voting for Lydia/Total number of students in the class)×100%(\text{Number of students voting for Lydia} / \text{Total number of students in the class}) \times 100\%.\newlineFor the science class, the calculation is: (9/25)×100%(9 / 25) \times 100\%.
  2. Perform Calculation Science Class: Perform the calculation for the science class.\newline(925)×100%=0.36×100%=36%(\frac{9}{25}) \times 100\% = 0.36 \times 100\% = 36\%.\newlineSo, 36%36\% of the students in Lydia's science class say they will vote for her.
  3. Calculate Percentage History Class: Calculate the percentage of students in Lydia's history class who say they will vote for her.\newlineUse the same formula: (Number of students voting for Lydia/Total number of students in the class)×100%(\text{Number of students voting for Lydia} / \text{Total number of students in the class}) \times 100\%.\newlineFor the history class, the calculation is: (4/16)×100%(4 / 16) \times 100\%.
  4. Perform Calculation History Class: Perform the calculation for the history class.\newline(416)×100%=0.25×100%=25%(\frac{4}{16}) \times 100\% = 0.25 \times 100\% = 25\%.\newlineSo, 25%25\% of the students in Lydia's history class say they will vote for her.
  5. Compare Percentages: Compare the percentages to determine which is greater.\newlineThe percentage in the science class is 36%36\%, and the percentage in the history class is 25%25\%.\newlineTherefore, the percent of students who will vote for Lydia is greater in her science class.

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