Method: 27 ÷ 60 × 100 = 45%
12% of 890 is 106.8 Method: (12 × 890) ÷ 100 = 106.8
well you use the proportions method and do 4.6/100=x/5 and you can multiply 5x20 to get 100,so to get the answer, you divide 4.6 by 20 which is .23 so 4.6 percent of 5 is .23
20% of 120 is 24 ************************ Method: 20 ÷ 100 × 120 = 24
One method is to divide 150 by 100 and then multiply the answer by 20, you will find the answer is 30
The main disadvantage in using artificial family planning is the fact that no pharmaceutical method can be 100 percent effective. The only 100 percent effective method is abstinence.
Abstinence
Yes. That is possible. No method of contraception is 100 % safe.
Yes, chlorine is known to have a spermicidal effect and can kill sperm cells. It is not a recommended method of contraception, as it is not 100% effective and can also cause irritation to the genitals.
No, because no method of contraception is 100% effective--people do get pregnant after tubals, just as men can occasionally get a woman pregnant after a vasectomy. It is rare, but it happens. Tubals are about 99.5% effective at preventing pregnancy: http://www.contraceptivetechnology.com/table.html
100% alcohol is more effective because of the more alcohol concentration in the drink.
The contraceptive implant does not affect future fertility.
A method of contraception which helps prevents STI's is a condom. This is because the penis has no direct contact with the vagina. It does not prevent STI's 100% like abstinence does, but it is very effective.
Yes - no contraception is 100% guaranteed. But nothing else protects against STI's as well, and if used properly they are very effective.
35000 = 8%. 43750= 100%. My method was 35000 divided by 2 times 25 to get 100%
They have low effectiveness. Withdrawal is more effective htan the cervical cap.Cervical cap is used to form a barrier to stop contraception. This form is not 100% effective, as there is still a chance a person could get pregnant.
Withdrawal is one of the oldest forms of contraception. It is very simple – the man pulls out of the woman before he discharge . With this method, you need to do it right every single time. Effectiveness: somewhat effective. But only if the guy pulls out every single time. With common use, only 78 out of every 100 individuals will manage to prevent pregnancy. Side effects: no hormones, no devices, no side effects. It is very inexpensive. Withdrawal is better than nothing and it is completely free. findmymethod.org provides information about the withdrawal or pull-out method, how it works if it's effective, and the disadvantages. Also, how safe its withdrawal.