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How many numbers will you enter?
4
Enter 4 integers, one per line :
2
1
1
2
The sum is 6.
The numbers are :
2, Which is 33.3333% of the sum.
1, Which is 16.6666% of the sum.
1, Which is 16.6666% of the sum.
2, Which is 33.3333% of the sum.
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