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If i have 36 apples and 7 of them are bad . what is my percentage of loss?
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What is the percentage of 2 out of 36?
The percentage of 2 out of 36 is about 5.56%.
What percentage is 36 out of 100?
36%
There are 36 apples in a bag if yurki takes out 6 of the apples in simplest form what fraction of the apples did he take out of the bag?
1/6
What is 36 over 65 as a percentage?
36/65, as a percentage = 100*36/65 = 55.385 % (to 3 dp).
John bought 3 dozen apples some pies. How many apples did he buy?
36 pies
What is the percentage of 36?
percentage of 36 = 3600%
How many 2.40 apples would you buy with 36?
15 apples.
There are 12 more apples than oranges in a basket of 36 apples and oranges How many apples are in the basket?
let x =oranges let x+12= apples total in basket=36 (x) + (x+12)= 36 2x +12= 36 -12 -12 -------------------- 2x = 24 --- ------ 2 2 ------------- x=12 therefore: there are 12 oranges (x+12)= apples 12+12=24 apples Ans: 24 apples
What is the percentage of 2 out of 36?
The percentage of 2 out of 36 is about 5.56%.
Calculate 4 out of 36 as a percentage?
4 out of 36 as a percentage is about 11.11%
What percentage is 36 out of 100?
36%
There are 12 more apples than oranges in the basket of 36 apples and oranges how many apples are in the basket?
There are 24 apples and 12 oranges in the basket.
How much applesauce can be made from one apple?
It takes between 14 and 16 pounds of apples to make a gallon of cider or 36 apples.
There are 36 apples in a bag if yurki takes out 6 of the apples in simplest form what fraction of the apples did he take out of the bag?
1/6
What is 36 over 65 as a percentage?
36/65, as a percentage = 100*36/65 = 55.385 % (to 3 dp).
Jack picked 180 apples he has 5 baskets how many apples should he put in each basket?
36 apples in each basket
How many different apples are there in a magners cider?
Expect to get about a gallon to a gallon and a half out of a bushel of apples
