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- It contains two identical digits
- It's prime factorization is 2*2*2*11
- It is the same number when rotated 180 degrees.
- It is one less than the Prime number 89.
- The first three primes containing 88 are 881, 883, and 887.
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What number is 12.5 percent of 88?
12.5 percent of 88 = 1112.5% of 88= 0.125 *88= 11
What number is 88 percent of 475?
88% of 475 = 88% * 475 = 0.88 * 475 = 418
What is 88 as a fraction or mixed number?
88 is an integer: neither a fraction nor a mixed number.
Is 88 a composite number?
yes 88 is even and therefor 2 will go into it another quick thing to get 88 is 8x11=88
25 percent of what number is 22?
25% of 88 = 22
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