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Previous Question: How do you convert .72 1/3 into a percent and a decimal. I think it is in fraction form. But I did not consider the decimal in front of 72. Next Question: Create a real-life situation that fits into the equation (x+4) (x-7) = 0 and express the situation as the same equation.

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