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What is the percent of change from 320 to 304?
5 percent decrease
What is 32 percent. of 1000?
32% of 1000 = 320
What is 320 by 10 percent?
Well, isn't that a happy little math question! To find 10% of 320, you simply move the decimal point one place to the left, which gives you 32. So, 10% of 320 is 32.
What is the percent of decrease from 48 to 32?
48 - 48x = 32 16 = 48x x = 1/3 - 33.33% decrease That shoud be x = 1/3 = 0.3333 to get percent decrease multiply by 100: 33.33%
What the 20 percent of 320?
Easy way, do it in your head! 10% = 32, double it, 64.
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