The problem asks which of the given strip models represents 90%. Each strip model has 10 equal parts.

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1. Problem Description

The problem asks which of the given strip models represents 90%. Each strip model has 10 equal parts.

2. Solution Steps

To find the strip model representing 90%, we need to determine which strip has 9 out of 10 parts shaded.
90%=90100=91090\% = \frac{90}{100} = \frac{9}{10}
The first strip model has 9 out of 10 parts shaded. Thus, it represents 910\frac{9}{10} or 90%.
The second strip model has 6 out of 10 parts shaded. Thus, it represents 610\frac{6}{10} or 60%.
The third strip model has 9 out of 10 parts shaded. Thus, it represents 910\frac{9}{10} or 90%.
Therefore, the first and the third strip models represent 90%. However, the question is asking for "Which model shows 90%?". So the answer is the first one on the list.

3. Final Answer

The first strip model.

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