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about 65 out of 300 students prefer walking instead of riding the bus to school. About what percent of the students prefer walking?

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1. Determine the fraction of students who prefer walking:
\frac{65}{300}
2. Convert this fraction to a percentage by multiplying by 100:
\frac{65}{300} \times 100
3. Calculate the result:
\approx 21.67\%

Answer: \approx 21.67\%

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