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What is 60 percent of 130?
130% of 60 = 130% * 60 = 1.3 * 60 = 78
What is 1 and 18 over 60 as a percent?
118/60 = 130%
What is 130 minus 70?
60
What is the answer to 9 over 10 plus 6 over 13?
The LCM of 10 and 13 is 130 9/10 (13) + 6/13 (10) 117/130 + 60/130 = 177/130 = 1 and 47/130
What is 60 plus -130?
-70
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