The Panthers won 62.5% of their games. If they lost 12, how many did they win?

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win=62.5%, luze=12

luze=(100% -62.5%)=37.5%

so 12=37.5% av x

or 0.375x=12

x=12/0.375

x=32

ie, win=32-12=20
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