The question seems to be incomplete, but here are some thoughts. In word problems, "of" usually means "multiplied by". So you could certainly ask "50 is 125 times what number? You can set this up as a very basic algebra problem, and find the answer. (Be careful; the answer is smaller than 1). It's possible that you mean "50 is 125 percent of what number?" That's a different problem altogether. It is still an easy algebra equation, but you need to be careful how you express "125%" as a factor. If you do it right, your answer will be greater than 10 and less than 100.
It could be undefined if you do not know the original number of which the "proportion" was meant to be out of.
The answer could be "to balance".
There is no suitable calculation at all on the list you posted with the question.
Take the amount shown by the percentage as the left number in the proportion. 100 minus that amount is the right number in the proportion. This can then be simplified by identifying any common factors in the two numbers. For instance 40% would be written down as 40:60. This could then be simplified to 2:3.
If you expect an answer to a question, the very least that you could do is to try and ensure that the question is comp
I think it is cross products I could be wrong but thats what im leaning to(:
i have no idea. But i do have a question for you. Which of the following numbers is less than 6.001? A: 6.011 B:6.0 c:6.101 D:6.1 What could the answer be?
of the following is a scientific question you could ask about shoes
The number could be any of the following: * 12 * 24 * 48
the original number could have been anything from 45 to 54
could you be a little clearer with your question ???
It could certainly be described as a simple ratio of positive integers.