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The way to find 61 percent of 43 is to multiply 63 by 43. But first you must change 61 percent into a decimal. You do this by understanding that 61% is 61/100 or .61. Then .61x43 is 26.23.
In general any percent can be changed to a decimal by moving the decimal place to the left two places. To think of 61 and 61.0 and moving the decimal two places is .61.
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