Jaxon has counters in a bag. 7% of the counters are white and 70% of the counters are black. If there are 21 white counters, how many black counters are there?

ArithmeticPercentageProportionsWord Problem
2025/4/3

1. Problem Description

Jaxon has counters in a bag. 7% of the counters are white and 70% of the counters are black. If there are 21 white counters, how many black counters are there?

2. Solution Steps

Let the total number of counters be xx.
The number of white counters is 7% of the total counters, which is 0.07x0.07x.
We are given that the number of white counters is
2

1. So, $0.07x = 21$.

Dividing both sides by 0.07, we get
x=210.07=21007=300x = \frac{21}{0.07} = \frac{2100}{7} = 300.
So, the total number of counters is
3
0

0. The number of black counters is 70% of the total counters, which is $0.70x$.

Substituting x=300x=300, the number of black counters is 0.70×300=2100.70 \times 300 = 210.

3. Final Answer

There are 210 black counters.

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