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But all it takes is realizing that two of the three "percentages" in the table that are over 100% to realize that interpreting those numbers as percentages with
by dhosek 6y ago
But all it takes is realizing that two of the three "percentages" in the table that are over 100% to realize that interpreting those numbers as percentages with a comma as a decimal point (which would be very uncommon in an English-language text and unheard of in an American English text) cannot be the correct interpretation.
- gabereiser 6y agoI also thought we were talking about 100,000%'s here. The figure diagram is confusing to say the least.