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The simple way to calculate percentage is to divide the given amount by the total amount and then multiply the answer by 100 to get the percentage of the given amount in respect of the total amount
It is: (marks gained)/(total possible marks) times 100 to find the percentage
30.40%
76 as a percentage of 80 is 95%
IF each question counts the same, (number right) / (total questions) x 100 = percentage score.
In a balanced diet, around 10-35 of total calories should come from protein.
12,5 % from protein
To convert a percentage to kilograms, you need to know the total weight being represented by the percentage. If you provide the total weight, I can help you calculate 15% of that weight in kilograms.
10%
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To convert a percentage of protein to grams, you'll need to know the total weight of the food. Multiply the percentage of protein by the total weight of the food, then divide by 100 to get the amount of protein in grams. For example, if a food weighs 100 grams and has 20% protein, you would calculate 20% of 100g as 20g of protein.
Oh, dude, converting percentage to kilograms is like trying to turn water into wine... it just doesn't work that way! Percentages are used to represent parts of a whole, like 50% of a pizza, while kilograms measure weight. So, to convert percentage to kilograms, you'd need more information, like the total weight of something the percentage refers to.
it equals a total percent of 7
Blood makes up approximately 7-8 of a person's total body weight.
Percentage by weight refers to the concentration of a substance in a mixture by weight, while percentage by volume refers to the concentration by volume. Percentage by weight is calculated as the weight of the substance divided by the total weight of the mixture multiplied by 100, while percentage by volume is calculated as the volume of the substance divided by the total volume of the mixture multiplied by 100.
The weight of the tablet is 2.50g, which is the total weight. The weight of magnesium hydroxide is 400mg. To find the percentage, convert the weight of magnesium hydroxide to grams (0.400g) and divide by the total weight, then multiply by 100. The percentage of the tablet that is magnesium hydroxide is 16%.
Consumption of sufficient protein coupled with resistance exercise (weight lifting) as part of a hypercaloric diet leads to an increase in muscle mass and an increase in total weight. Maintaining high levels of protein (1.6-1.7 grams protein per kilogram body weight) while performing resistance exercise on a hypocaloric diet preserves muscle while burning fat and reducing total weight.