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What is 143 minus 20 percent?
143 - 20% = 143 x (1 - (20/100)) = 143 x 0.8 = 114.4
Which two numbers multiplied give 143?
1 x 143, 11 x 13
What percent of 143 is 39?
% rate:= (39/143) x 100%= 0.2727 x 100%= 27.27%
Is 143 is composite number?
No because 143 doesn't have any other factors other than 143 or 1. ============================================= Another contributor contributed: Yes. 143 = 13 x 11
What is 13 x 1989?
13 x 2,000 = 26,000 2,000 - 1,989 = 11 13 x 11 = 143 26,000 - 143 = 25,857
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