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56 percent is 80 percent of what number?
70
How many times can 56 go into 70?
56 can go into 70 one time with a remainder of 14. This is because 56 multiplied by 1 is 56, which is less than 70, but when multiplied by 2 is 112, which is greater than 70. Therefore, the answer is 1 time with a remainder of 14.
What is the number that best completes the sequence 14 28 42 56?
70. You just add 14 each time.
What is 56 percent of 70?
(70 / 56) x 100 = 125.Therefore, 70 is equal to 125 percent of 56.
What percent of 80 is 56?
56/80 x 100 = 70 Therefore, 56 is 70 percent of 80.
What is after number 35 with sevens?
42, 49, 56, 63, 70.....
What is 125 percent of 56?
125% of 56= 125% * 56= 1.25 * 56= 70
What is 70 percent of56?
70% of 56 = 56*70/100 = 39.2
70 percent of 80 is what number?
80/0.7 = 114.285714 recurring (that is, 114.285714285714...) or 114 and two sevenths. Therefore, 80 is 70 percent of 114 and two sevenths.
What number goes into both 56 and 70?
1, 2, 7 and 14
What one of these numbers is a prime number 56 70 84 or 98?
None of them.
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