Almost two out of five of Los Angeles County's 9.8 million residents do not have enough income to meet their basic needs and many qualify for government anti-poverty programs. An estimated 37.6 percent lived below 200 percent of the federal poverty line, which was $40,000 per year for a family of four in 2006. The cities of Los Angeles and Long Beach fair worse than the County, with 44 percent and 42.8 percent of residents living below 200 percent of the federal poverty line respectively. ? The number of families in extreme poverty declined from 13.4 percent in 2005 to 12.4 percent in 2006. More than one-quarter of a million families in Los Angeles County live below the federal poverty line.These stats presuppose knowledge about the inherent biases in the US FDA's "poverty measure." If you the name Mollie Orshansky doesn't mean anything to you, be sure to read this (http://www.ocpp.org/poverty/how.htm) about how poverty "rate" measure was historically created. The rest of the report on LA pverty can be found here: http://www.laane.org/docs/research/Poverty_Jobs_and_the_Los_Angeles_Economy.pdf
about 200
I think it means 200 bucks...not so sure. :)
200
200 euro x 100 = 20,000 Answer: 200 i.e. remove two 0 to get from 100% to 1% 20000 > 200
Almost two out of five of Los Angeles County's 9.8 million residents do not have enough income to meet their basic needs and many qualify for government anti-poverty programs. An estimated 37.6 percent lived below 200 percent of the federal poverty line, which was $40,000 per year for a family of four in 2006. The cities of Los Angeles and Long Beach fair worse than the County, with 44 percent and 42.8 percent of residents living below 200 percent of the federal poverty line respectively. ? The number of families in extreme poverty declined from 13.4 percent in 2005 to 12.4 percent in 2006. More than one-quarter of a million families in Los Angeles County live below the federal poverty line.These stats presuppose knowledge about the inherent biases in the US FDA's "poverty measure." If you the name Mollie Orshansky doesn't mean anything to you, be sure to read this (http://www.ocpp.org/poverty/how.htm) about how poverty "rate" measure was historically created. The rest of the report on LA pverty can be found here: http://www.laane.org/docs/research/Poverty_Jobs_and_the_Los_Angeles_Economy.pdf
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17% of 200 = 34. (If you mean that an increase of 200 represents 17% then you started with 1176.5)
to get answer you divide percent by 100 and multiply: 200 percent of 200 = 2 x 200 = 400
42 percent of 200 = 8442% of 200= 42% * 200= 0.42 * 200= 84
200 as a percent = 20000%200= 200 * 100%= 20000%
200 percent = 2.0
200 percent as a fraction is 200/100 or 2/1.
3 percent of 200 = 6 3% of 200 = 3% * 200 = 3%/100% * 200 = 0.03 * 200 = 6
Five percent is five percent. But five percent of 200 is 10.
85 is what percent of 200? 200 is 100 percent. 200/100 = 2 is 1 percent. 85/2 = 42.5 85 is 42.5 percent of 200.
20 percent of 200 means 0.2 multiplied by 200, which is 40.20 percent of 200 means 0.20 multiplied by 200, which is 40.