Can a response receive full credit if the student divides $10.18 by $40.43 and then rounds the dividend to 25%?
A6-35-1: No. The student must round the dollar amounts first and then do the division. The same applies to responses in which the student divides $30.35 by $40.43, and then rounds the percent to find the 75% value, and subtracts 75% from 100%.
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