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How much is 20 - 50?
20 - 50 = -30
How much is 20 with 20 percent off?
16.
How much is 20 thousand trillion?
20 quadrillion.
How much is 20 percent on a dollar?
20 cents
How much is 150 in 20?
To find out how much 150 is in 20, you divide 150 by 20. This calculation gives you 7.5. Therefore, 150 is 7.5 times larger than 20.
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