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Cardinal and ordinal numbers and numerals: zero, one, forty-two, 3.14, etc. Use this tag for questions related to numbers in the mathematical sense and expressions involving numbers. For questions about singular/plural, use [grammatical-number].
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The meaning of "100%" in "a fast way that was 100%"
I'm trying to translate the following sentences (source):
And finally they found a fast way that was 100%.
And if they're not it's composite. It's 100% this test.
but I do not understand that …
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