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What is the percent of 5750 of 1380?
5750 is just under 417% of 1380.
What is 6 times 230?
The product is: 1380
What is 1375 rounded to the nearest ten?
1380
What is 8.00 plus 25 percent?
You can't add 8 plus 25% because, 25% is not a real number. 8 plus 25% of 8 is 10.
How do you cut 8 percent peroxide to 1 percent?
Your solvent is water (ideally distilled),so pour 1 cup of your 8%.add 1 cup water = 4 %add 2 cups (ie. double again) for 2%add 4 cups (double yet again) for 1%or just add 7 parts solvent for each part solution..
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