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What is the percent of 9 of 35?
It is: 9/15 times 100 = 60%
What percent of 12 is to 9?
It is: 9/12 times 100 = 75%
What number you is 30 percent of 90?
10 percent of 90 is 9 so 30 percent will be 9 times 3 which is 27
What is 9 percent of 50000?
It is: 9% is the same as 0.09 and 0.09 times 50000 = 4500
What is 9 percent of 15000?
1350. Whatever number you start with, when you divide it by 100 it gives you 1 percent of that number. You can then times by whatever number you need to get whatever percent you need. 15000, divided by 100, times 9 = 1350
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