To calculate p% of a number, you need to multiply it by p and divide by 100, so 2% of 5000 is 5000 * (2 / 100) = 5000 * (1/50) = 100
(2/100) * 5000 = (1/50) * 5000 = 5000 / 50 = 100
2% of 1 billion divided by 5000 = 20000000 divided by 5000 = 4000.
It is 5000*(1.06)4*11/2 = 5000*1.0622 = 5000*3.064 approx = 18017.69 You realise, of course, that 6 percent quarterly is equivalent to over 26% per year!
Applying BODMAS, 5 + (5000 x 3) - (1/2 x 1) = 15004.5
To calculate p% of a number, you need to multiply it by p and divide by 100, so 2% of 5000 is 5000 * (2 / 100) = 5000 * (1/50) = 100
5000 * 0.02 = 100
To calculate 2 percent of 5000, you first convert 2 percent to a decimal by dividing by 100, which gives you 0.02. Then, you multiply 0.02 by 5000 to find the answer. Therefore, 2 percent of 5000 is 100.
It is (B/100)*(B/100)*5000 = (B^2)/2
(2/100) * 5000 = (1/50) * 5000 = 5000 / 50 = 100
It is 5000 times 1.002 = 5010
2% of 1 billion divided by 5000 = 20000000 divided by 5000 = 4000.
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It is 5000*(1.06)4*11/2 = 5000*1.0622 = 5000*3.064 approx = 18017.69 You realise, of course, that 6 percent quarterly is equivalent to over 26% per year!
Applying BODMAS, 5 + (5000 x 3) - (1/2 x 1) = 15004.5
Well, isn't that a happy little math problem! To find 200 percent of 2500, you simply multiply 2500 by 2, since 200 percent is the same as 2 times the original amount. So, 200 percent of 2500 is 5000. Just imagine all the wonderful things you could do with that number!