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How do you take 25 percent off a number?
divide by 4, then multiply your new number by three
How do you take 25 percent off money?
You take the original value times 0.25. That number is 25% of the original, so you take the original number minus that number.
How do you take 10 percent off on a calculator?
The quickest way is to multiply the original number by 0.9
How do you take 15 percent off a figure?
work out 10% and then half it, add the two together and take it away from the first number
What is 30 percent of an angle corresponding to the percent of a circle?
5 percent i got it off of the worlds best math book so trust me
What is 100 percent off 30?
thirty percent of 100 is 30..it's because a percent is out of 100..i hope that helps and dont fail your math test!!!
Pants are 38.00 what is the price after a 35 percent discount?
It will take $12.80 off so they will be $25.20. :P MATH
How do you take 30 percent off a number?
Multipiy that number by 30 and divide by 100
How do you determine 15 percent off?
Take your number and multiply by .85
What is twenty-five percent off?
Take a number and multiply it by .75
How do you take 25 percent off a number?
divide by 4, then multiply your new number by three
What is answer to math question 60 percent off of 90.00?
36.00
How do you take 25 percent off money?
You take the original value times 0.25. That number is 25% of the original, so you take the original number minus that number.
What number did they take off 16 percent to make 0.8?
16% of 5 = 0.8
How do you take 10 percent off on a calculator?
The quickest way is to multiply the original number by 0.9
How do you change 2 percent to a fraction?
This is how i do it! Take the percent and place it over 100 (100 is supposed to be the denominator!) Then you take the percent sign off of the percent number (2) and simplify to its lowest terms! Then you should have 1/50.
20 is 50 percent of what number?
Oh, dude, math time! So, if 20 is 50% of a number, that means the number is double 20, which is 40. It's like when you buy one, get one free - except in this case, you only get half off. Math can be fun, right?
