A total of 350 signatures is needed for a petition to be considered by the town legislature. If 125 signatures have already been obtained, what percentage of the signatures needed must still be acquired for the petition to be considered?

125 = .357 = about 36% 350

Answered by yasmeenmustafa | 2024-06-10

To be considered by the town legislature, the petition still needs approximately 64.29% of the total signatures required. This is calculated by finding the remaining signatures needed after obtaining 125 out of 350. In total, 225 more signatures must be acquired, which is 64.29% of the total needed.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-23