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If Lindsey spent 125 on prsonal items did she spend 8 of her monthly income of 1700?
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∙ 9y ago
125 is 7.35% of 1700
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∙ 9y ago
No, Lindsey did not spend 8 of her monthly income on personal items. To calculate the percentage of her income spent, divide the amount spent ($125) by her monthly income ($1700) and multiply by 100. In this case, 125 divided by 1700 equals approximately 0.0735, or 7.35% of her monthly income.
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If Lindsey spent 125 on personal items did she spend 8 percent of her monthly income of 1700?
Since '1700' would be 100%, we can simply calculate the percentage she spent by dividing what she spent with her monthly income. 125 / 1700 = 0.0735 Now we multiply this number by 100 to get the total percentage she spent. 0.0735 x 100 = 7.35% So, no, she did not spend 8% of her monthly income, she only spent 7.35% Another way you can do this is by calculating how much 1% of her monthly income would be, and then multiplying it by 8 and comparing it to the total amount she spent. Since '1700' would be 100%, then '1700' divided by 100 would equal how much 1% of her monthly income is. 1700/100 = 17 Now, we can multiply that by 8. 17 x 8 = 136 So, $136 is how much 8% of Lindsey's income. Knowing this, and knowing she only spent $125, the answer is No, she did not spend 8% of her $1700 monthly income. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Or multiply 1700 by 8% which is .08 and compare that to 125.
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If Lindsey spent 125 on personal items did she spend 8 percent of her monthly income of 1700?
Since '1700' would be 100%, we can simply calculate the percentage she spent by dividing what she spent with her monthly income. 125 / 1700 = 0.0735 Now we multiply this number by 100 to get the total percentage she spent. 0.0735 x 100 = 7.35% So, no, she did not spend 8% of her monthly income, she only spent 7.35% Another way you can do this is by calculating how much 1% of her monthly income would be, and then multiplying it by 8 and comparing it to the total amount she spent. Since '1700' would be 100%, then '1700' divided by 100 would equal how much 1% of her monthly income is. 1700/100 = 17 Now, we can multiply that by 8. 17 x 8 = 136 So, $136 is how much 8% of Lindsey's income. Knowing this, and knowing she only spent $125, the answer is No, she did not spend 8% of her $1700 monthly income. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Or multiply 1700 by 8% which is .08 and compare that to 125.
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