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What percent of 42 is 25 percent of 56?
25% of 56 = 14 14 is 1/3 of 42 or 33.3% of 42
What percent of 42 is 3?
14%
What is 14 percent of 300?
To find 14 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.14. In this instance, 0.14 x 300 = 42. Therefore, 14 percent of 300 is equal to 42.
What percent of 300 is 42?
42% = .42.42*300 = 126
39 to 42 as a percent?
39/42 -> 13/14 = 92.9%
What percent increase is 14 to 42?
300%
30 percent of what number is 42 A.210 B.105 C.140 D.14?
42 is thirty percent of 140.
What fraction is 14 of 240?
Fourteen percent of 240 is 42/125.
99 percent 14 percent 09 percent 07 percent 12 percent en sab ka kya bnta hai?
42
What fraction would you use to find 33.3 percent of 42 mentally?
You will use 1/3 (which is 33.3333%) Now you can divide 42 by 3 and the answer is of course 14. (14 is a third of 42).
What is the percent of 75 percent percent of 42?
(75 percent) percent of 42 = 31.5%
What is 42 percent of 20?
20 percent of 42 = 8.4
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