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How do you write 0.8 into a percent?
You take the .8 and multiply it by 100 because a percent of something is one hundredths of 1. For example, 75 cents is 75 one hundredths of a dollar. 75 cents is written as .75 in decimal form. .75 (75 cents) is 75% of 1 dollar. To change 75 cents or .75 to a percent, you just multiply it by 100 which .75 times 100 is 75. So, to find out what .8 is as a percent you just multiply it by 100 which is 80.
What is 75 percent of 380?
75 percent of 380 = 28575% of 380= 75% * 380= 0.75 * 380= 285
What percent is 9 inches of 1 foot?
Since 9 out of 12 equals 75 percent, then 9 inches out of 12 inches (a foot) is 75 percent.
How do you solve what percent of 75 is 63?
63/75 times 100/1 = 84%
What percent of numbers 1-100 are composite numbers?
75%
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