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What is 192 percent as a fraction in simplest form?
percent means out of 100: 192 % = 192/100 = 4x48/4x25 = 48/25 (as an improper (top heavy) fraction) = 123/25 (as a mixed number)
92 percent of what number is 23?
92/0.23 = 400 Therefore, the number that 92 is 23 percent of, is 400.
What is 9.2 percent of 250?
To find 9.2 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.092. In this instance, 0.092 x 250 = 23. Therefore, 9.2 percent of 250 is equal to 23.
What is the percent of decrease from 192 to 48?
% decrease: = [(192 - 48)/192] x 100% = [144/192] x 100% = 0.75 x 100% = 75%
How do you find the percent of a number by multiplying?
okay lets say i have 20 and i want to find out 23 percent of it. You do 20 x .23=4.60 percent easy huh?
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