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Given below is a Mathematical term.


Find the percentage of consonants in the term.

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Solution

In mathematical term “Correspondence”, 

Number of consonants = 9 

Number of vowels = 5 (already calculated)

Total number of letters = Number of consonants + Number of vowels

= 9 + 5

= 14

Percentage of consonants = `"Numerical of consonants"/"Total number of letters" xx 100%`

= `9/14 xx 100%`

= 64.28%

Hence, percentage of consonants is 64.28%.

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