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30 = X times something X = 30 divided by something percent X = X times 100 percent X = 30 times 100 divided by something For example if something is 300 then 30 x 100/300 = 10 30 is 10 percent of 300
10% of something is 10/100 of something is 10/100 times something is 0.10 times something.
The purpose of modeling is an attempt to predict future activity from past experience. If something happens so many times, it is likely to happen again.
No. In math, when you say times (e.g. six times seven) you are multiplying the two. A percent is a fraction out of one hundred. Seven percent of something means seven hundredths.
If 'A' is five times more likely than 'B', then the odds of 'A' are 5 to 1, and its probability is [ 83 and 1/3 ] percent.
Yes. They are exactly 50 percent. This doesn't necessarily mean that it will happen exactly half the time, only that if you ran the odds an infinite number of times it would be expected to happen 50 percent of the time.
divide it by 100 and then times that number by 35
If you times something by 0.5, you have to half the number. So 130/0.5 = 65
The probability is that it comes out 7 times out of 10 tries, or 70% of the times.
You can consider percent as a fraction with a denominator of 100. 2% (2 percent) of something is the same as 2/100 of something, which is the same - in this case - as 2/100 TIMES one million. --- 20k
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75 percent of something has to be smaller than the original number. Multiply .75 times 12.99, which equals 9.74.