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What is 10 percent plus 0.25percent?
10 percent plus 0.25 percent is equal to 10.25 percent.
What is 10 plus 125 percent?
10 + (125 percent) = 22.5
What is 120 plus 10 percent?
120 + (10 percent) = 132
What is 300 plus 10 percent equal?
If you mean 300 plus a 10 percent increase of itself, 330.
1.19 plus 2.69 plus 4 percent equals?
(1.19 + 2.69) + (4 percent) = 4.0352
What is 15 percent plus 10 percent?
(15%) + (10%) = 0.25
What is 10 percent of 249.99 plus 249.99?
Ten percent (10%) of 249.99 is 24.999, so 10% of 249.99 plus 249.99 is 274.989
10 percent plus 20 percent equals 17.5 percent?
No, 10% + 20% = 0.3 or 30%
What is 180 plus 10 percent?
10 percent of 180 is 18. So the answer is 198.
What is 498.00 plus 10 percent sales tax?
498.00 + 10 percent = 547.80
What is x if x plus 10 percent of x equals 9705.22?
10 percent = 0.1'x' plus 10 percent of 'x' = 1.1x1.1x = 9,705.22x = 9,705.22/1.1 = 8,822.927 (rounded)
What is 58 percent plus 10?
58% + 10 = 10.58
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