Thirty seven wells in Tallahassee were tested in July, 1989. Thirteen of these wells were contaminated. What percent of the wells were contaminated?
35.1% of the wells were contaminated.
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To find the percentage of contaminated wells, divide the number of contaminated wells (13) by the total number of wells (37), then multiply by 100.
[ \frac{13}{37} \times 100 = \frac{13}{37} \times \frac{100}{1} = \frac{1300}{37} ]
The result is approximately 35.14%. Therefore, 35.14% of the wells were contaminated.
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