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Find 100 percent if 5 percent is 20?
5%=20 50%=200 100%=200x2 100%=400
What is the use of stamps in club penguin?
what the use of stamps is if you complete a set of stamps in the section games you will get double coins. Example: 200x2 is 400! But all the other stamps like Party and mascots just amaze people
When factoring any size of polynomial you must check for what before factoring?
There is nothing that you MUST check for. However, it is usually advisable to chack for numerical (non-algebraic) factors. This is only because it makes the numbers smaller and so easier to work with.For example, with 200x2 + 600x + 400, you could factor out the 200 first to give200*(x2 + 3x + 2) which gives 200*(x + 1)*(x + 2).But if you don't you will come across it sooner or later.You wil either have (x + 1)*(200x + 400) or (200x + 200)*(x+ 2) and in each case, the factor 200 is clearly evident.There is nothing that you MUST check for. However, it is usually advisable to chack for numerical (non-algebraic) factors. This is only because it makes the numbers smaller and so easier to work with.For example, with 200x2 + 600x + 400, you could factor out the 200 first to give200*(x2 + 3x + 2) which gives 200*(x + 1)*(x + 2).But if you don't you will come across it sooner or later.You wil either have (x + 1)*(200x + 400) or (200x + 200)*(x+ 2) and in each case, the factor 200 is clearly evident.There is nothing that you MUST check for. However, it is usually advisable to chack for numerical (non-algebraic) factors. This is only because it makes the numbers smaller and so easier to work with.For example, with 200x2 + 600x + 400, you could factor out the 200 first to give200*(x2 + 3x + 2) which gives 200*(x + 1)*(x + 2).But if you don't you will come across it sooner or later.You wil either have (x + 1)*(200x + 400) or (200x + 200)*(x+ 2) and in each case, the factor 200 is clearly evident.There is nothing that you MUST check for. However, it is usually advisable to chack for numerical (non-algebraic) factors. This is only because it makes the numbers smaller and so easier to work with.For example, with 200x2 + 600x + 400, you could factor out the 200 first to give200*(x2 + 3x + 2) which gives 200*(x + 1)*(x + 2).But if you don't you will come across it sooner or later.You wil either have (x + 1)*(200x + 400) or (200x + 200)*(x+ 2) and in each case, the factor 200 is clearly evident.
What would 100 shares of Mcdonalds stock bought in 1965 be worth today?
$7,974.72The offering price of MSFT stock was $21.00 per share at the IPO on March 13, 1986. If you had bought 1 share at the offering, you would now have 288 split-adjusted shares. So you would be worth 288 * 27.69 = $7,974.72Someone who invested $10,000 in the company's IPO would own a stake worth roughly close to $3,000,000 today.There have been Five 2 for 1 splits and two 3 for 2 splits.100X2=200, 200X2=400, 400X2=800, 800X2=1600, 1600X2=3200 then 3200X1.5=4800, and 1.5X4800=7200$10,000 at IPO would be $10,000/$21= 476 shares.476X72 (72 to 1 is the split ratio) = 34,272 shares. Last week MSFT was right at $30.34,272X$30=$1,028,160
How would you convert rounds per minute to rounds per second?
If you're looking for the amount of time between one shot and the next, divide 60 by the RPM. For example, an AK-47 has a RPM of 600. You would do: 60 divided by 600. (Which equals 0.1)If you're looking for how many bullets are fired in one second, then do the other way around: 600 divided by 60.
