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What must be added to 378 to equal 400?
22 added to 378 equals 400.
What number must be added to 6 16 and 8 to get an average of 13?
22
What two numbers can be added together to make 22?
11+11
What is 22 and 29 percent as a fraction?
Percent means parts of 100, so 22% = 22/100 and 29% = 29/100. If you meant the "and" as a plus, it would be 22/100 + 29/100 = 51/100.
What is 100 x 22?
100 x 22 = 2,200
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