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Increase 100 by a certain percent produces the same result as decreasing 300 by that same percentwhat is the percent?
50%
When a certain number is divided by 64 the result is?
... always equivalent to the fraction the certain number/64,and to the product (0.015625 x the certain number).
How do you work out one percent of a number?
Divide the number by 100. The result is 1% of the number.
When a number is decreased by 30 percent of itself the result is 84 what is the number?
120
When a number is decreased 10 percent of itself the result is 54 What is the number?
60.8
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