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What percent of 150 is 90?
% rate: = (90/150) x 100% = 0.60 x 100% = 60%
What is HCF of 90 and 150?
It is: 30
What is the greatest common factor of 66 and 90 and 150?
greatest common factor of 66 90 and 150 is 6.
What is next in the sequence 50 40 100 90 150?
50-10=40. 40+60=100. 100-10=90. 90+60=150. I think we see the pattern. Next number is 150-10 or 140.
What is the GCF of 90 150 and 120?
The GCF of 90 150 and 120 is 30. This leaves you with 3, 5 and 4. There are no further common factors between the 3 remaining numbers.
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