It is: 25/50 times 100 = 50%
If one "coasts" 25p, it means that one is reducing the cost by 25p. Therefore, if the original cost of 10 is reduced by 25p, the new cost would be 9.75.
25p is a quarter of £1, so it's one thirty-second of £8.
If out of a UK pound (£) which is 100p? Then 25p is a quarter, as 100 / 25 = 4 Therefore the answer is 1/4
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Get twenty five coins of 1p each.
It is: 25/50 times 100 = 50%
25p is 1/4 of a pound
If one "coasts" 25p, it means that one is reducing the cost by 25p. Therefore, if the original cost of 10 is reduced by 25p, the new cost would be 9.75.
There are no 25p coins in circulation, however if there was you would need 20 x 25p to make £5.00
5px4p=20p 5px5=25p so 20p-25p=-5p
25p is a quarter of £1, so it's one thirty-second of £8.
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If out of a UK pound (£) which is 100p? Then 25p is a quarter, as 100 / 25 = 4 Therefore the answer is 1/4
1/32 25p = 1/4 8 x 4 = 32
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