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What is the decimal number of 256 in hex?
256 base 10 = 100 base 16
Which number which best completes the sequence 100 52 28 16 10?
7 The difference between each successive pair is being halved. 100 -> 52 = 48 52 -> 28 = 24 28 -> 16 = 12 16 -> 10 = 6 Thus the next number is 10 - 6/2 = 7
What number goes into 1600?
10, 100, 2, 1, 16... and more
16 per 100 as a percent?
16% number / 100 = number%
How do you answer 16 out of 100 as a percentage?
Any number out of 100 is the same number as a percentage. So 16/100 = 16%
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