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What prime numbers go into 314?
The prime factorization of 314 is 2 x 157.
How much is 13 percent of 12000?
It would 1560. Either do: 12000 X .13 = 1560 or (13/100)=(X/12000) Cross Multiply 156000=100X Divide By 100 on both sides X=1560
13 percentage of 24?
(13/24)=(x/100) Cross multiply and divide. 1300=24x. x=54.167%
What is 3 out of 13 as a percentage?
3/13 x 100 = 23.076923 recurring (that is, 23.076923076923...) percent.
What is 13 over 16 as a percentage?
Expressed as a percentage, 13/16 x 100 = 81.25 percent.
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