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What is onetenth take away from one?
1 - 1/10 = 9/10
How to convert three and onetenth as a decimal?
Put the three as 3 and then add the 1/10 as 0.1. Answer is 3.1
If the original number is 5 and the new number is 52 what is the percentage increase?
84 % increase
Increase the number 72 to 180 what is the percentage increase?
250%
How do you round off a number if the number is zero before five Is it you retain the number or you increase by 1?
You increase the number by one i.e the zero will become a 1.
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