Car A stops in 24 m. Car B stops in 75% of the distance of car A. We need to find the stopping distance of car B in meters.

ArithmeticPercentageMultiplicationWord Problem
2025/4/3

1. Problem Description

Car A stops in 24 m. Car B stops in 75% of the distance of car A. We need to find the stopping distance of car B in meters.

2. Solution Steps

First, we need to express 75% as a decimal.
75%=75100=0.7575\% = \frac{75}{100} = 0.75
Now, we need to find 75% of the distance car A stopped in, which is 24 m. To do this, we multiply 0.75 by
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DistanceB=0.75×DistanceADistance_{B} = 0.75 \times Distance_{A}
DistanceB=0.75×24Distance_{B} = 0.75 \times 24
DistanceB=18Distance_{B} = 18

3. Final Answer

The stopping distance of car B is 18 meters.

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