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What is 75 percent of a number if 50 percent equals 125?
If 50 percent (half) of a number is 125, then the number is 250 (125 * 2). To find 75 percent of 250, multiply 250 * .75: (250 * .75 = 187.5)
What is 50 percent of 125?
To find 50 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.5. In this instance, 125 x 0.5 = 62.5. Therefore, 50 percent of 125 is equal to 62.5.
What is 124.931 rounded to the nearest whole number?
125
What number is 20 percent of 625?
125
10.4 percent of what number equals 13?
13/0.104 = 125 Therefore, 13 is 10.4 percent of 125.
What is 12 5 percent as a whole number?
1 8 .125
What is 125 square feet as a whole number?
125 is a whole number.
How do you write 125 as a fraction mixed number or whole number in simplest form?
Fraction: 125/1 Mixed number: 125 and 0/1 Whole number: 125
75 is 125 percent of what number?
75 is 125 percent of 60.
How do you write 125 percent as a mixed number?
125 percent (1.25) as a mixed number is: 11/4
What is 48 percent of 125?
To find 125 percent of a number, multiply the number by 1.25. In this instance, 1.25 x 48 = 60. Therefore, 125 percent of 48 is equal to 60.
What is 75 percent of a number if 50 percent equals 125?
If 50 percent (half) of a number is 125, then the number is 250 (125 * 2). To find 75 percent of 250, multiply 250 * .75: (250 * .75 = 187.5)
What percent of 125 percent is 70?
To find 70 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.7. In this instance, 0.7 x 125 = 87.5. Therefore, 70 percent of 125 is equal to 87.5.
How do you get 20 percent if your whole is 125?
you divide the whole which is 125 by 5 because 20% is fifths so one fifth of 125 equals 25
What is 50 percent of 125?
To find 50 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.5. In this instance, 125 x 0.5 = 62.5. Therefore, 50 percent of 125 is equal to 62.5.
125 percent of what number is 15?
15/1.25 = 12 Therefore, the number that 15 is 125 percent of, is 12.
125 percent of what number is 1870?
1870 / 1.25 = 1496Therefore, 125 percent of 1496 is 1870.
