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30 percent of what number is 42 A.210 B.105 C.140 D.14?
42 is thirty percent of 140.
What percent is 42 of 140?
well, if you take 42/140 and make it equal to x/100, you can cross-multiply. After doing that, you get the equation 4200=140x. Divide each side by 140, and you get x=30. Now you know that 42 is 30% of 140. :)
What is the Lcm of 42 and 140 by prime factorization?
Least Common Multiple (LCM) for 42 140 is 420.
What is the LCM of 42 140 and 56?
the least common multiple of 42,56, and 140 is 840.
What number can you use to times a number to equal 42?
There are many possible answers. 1 times 42 is a convenient pair of numbers.
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