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What is 8 percent minus 5 percent?
3%
What is 5 percent minus 40?
(5%) - 40 = -39.95
What is 42.33 minus 5 percent?
42.33 - (5%) = 40.2135
What is 8 percent minus 3 percent?
Take 8 minus 3 and that equals 5. Just act like the percent symbol isn't there.
How much is 5 million minus 10 percent?
4,500,000
What is 5 minus 30 percent?
30% of 5 is 1.5, so 5 -1.5=3.5
What is 37518 minus 5 percent?
37518 - 5% = 37518 x 0.95 = 35642.1
How much is 7.99 minus 5 percent?
i think it is not 6.25 but 7.5905 7.99 minus 5% equals to 7.99*95% equals to 7.5905 :)
What is 5 percent off of 4.50?
It is: 4.50 minus 0.225 = 4.275
How do work out 4 percent of a number?
you work out 5% and minus 1%
What is 240000 minus 20 percent?
240,000 minus 20 percent?239,999.8 = 240,000 minus 20 percent.
What is 900 decreased by 5 percent?
It is 900 minus 45 equals 855
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