omitting "the"

[Unregistered]

good morning. I have a question.
When am I supposed to omit article "the" in front of percentages? For example, which one of the followings is correct and why?
If you ask me some questions, 90% of the answers..........
If you ask me some questions, the 90% of the answers..............

thank you so much.

[xecole]

The simple answer is that, unlike in Spanish for example, you don't say 'the' with percentages.

[David L.]

The exception to this is:
"The survey showed that 60% of people would vote 'yes', 35% would vote 'no', and 5% were 'undecided'. Of the 35% 'no' voters, more than 90% were women."
"the" is used before the percentage because I am referring back to a specific percentage already mentioned. As in:
"A dog walked into my yard. The dog started digging a hole for a bone." When I refer back to the dog, it is now ' the dog I mentioned in the first sentence'.