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What is 16 percent of 85?
16% of 85 is 13.6.
What is 85 divided by 16?
0.5312
How many can you miss out 108 question to get 85 percent?
At most 16 questions. Percent means "out of 100" → 85% of 108 = 85/100 × 108 = 91 4/5 Which means unless you get 92 you will not get at least 85 % Therefore you can miss out on 108 - 92 = 16 questions at most and still get at least 85 %
How can you convert 85 ounces into pounds?
Divide ounces by 16.
How many times 23 go into 85?
3 with remainder 16.
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