A company wants to manufacture computer models of x% of a list of 10,000 models from the market. After a budget cut, the company finds it must reduce this selection by (x − 6)%. In terms of x, how many computer model will the group be able to manufacture?
Choose the correct answer
A) x*x – 6x
B) (x)(106 – x)
C) (100)(106 – x)
D) (100)(94 – x)
E) (x-6)/100
Based on the answer choices and the question, this question begs the use of x=6 as a sample number.   Initial = 6%*10000 = 600   Reduction = 6-6= 
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0%, so no math required here to calculate the reduction; just make sure that you can calculate 600 in your answer.   A. x*x – 6x= 0; No   B. (x)(106 – x) = 600; Winner!   C. (100)(106 – x) &gt; 600; No   D. (100)(94 – x) &gt; 600; No   E. (x-6)/100 = 0; No   (x)(106 – x)
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A company wants to manufacture computer models of x% of a list of 10,000 models from the market. After a budget cut, the company finds it must reduce this selection by (x − 6)%. In terms of x, how many computer model will the group be able to manufacture?