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What is 20 per cent of 63?
12.60% is 20 % of 63
What per cent of 300 is 6?
2%
What is 20 per cent of 300?
20 percent of 300 = 60
What is seventy per cent of 300?
300 x 0.7 = 210
What is 7 per cent of 900?
7% of 900 = 63
What is two per cent be on 15000 pounds for two years?
Two per cent of 15000 pounds = 300 pounds. There is no time frame for the two per cent so the rest of the question is impossible to answer.
What is seventy per cent of three hundred?
It is: 70% of 300 = 210
What percent of Americans weigh over 300 pounds?
2 per cent
What is two per cent of three hundred?
Two percent of 300 is 6
What will be the interest on INR 650000 for 300 days 9.1 per cent?
It will be 650,000*(300/365)*(9.1/100) = INR 48,616.44
What percent of 420 is 300?
420 as a percentage of 300 = 100*420/300 = 140 per cent.
What is 30 per cent of one thousand dollars?
0.3 x 1000 = 300 dollars
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