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Nadia uses the sprinklers on days when it is not raining. She does not use the sprinklers on days when it rains. Nadia records the days that it rained on a calendar to plan for future water needs. Nadia’s calendar from last June is shown below. The month of June has 30 days. What percentage of days did it rain last June? (there are 6 day that were raining)

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