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What is 60 percent of 400000?
60% of 400000 = 60% * 400000 = 0.6 * 400000 = 240,000
What is the sales tax of 400000 if the sales tax is 1.5 percent?
You have to calculate 400,000 x 1.5 / 100. (Percent means hundredths; the idea is to calculate 1.5 hundredths of the amount.)
What is ten percent of 400000?
40000
What is 400000 compounded annually at 7 percent for 15 years?
(400000) x (1.07)(raised to 15) = (400000) x (2.759) = 1103600
What is the percent change of 400000 to 60000?
85% decrease.
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