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What is 10 per cent of 600000?
Ten percent of 600,000 is calculated by multiplying 600,000 by 0.10. This equals 60,000. Therefore, 10 percent of 600,000 is 60,000.
How do you add 10 percent percent to 1500?
Multiply 1500 by .1 That equals 150 Add 1500 and 150
What is a short cut when multiplying a number by a multiple of 10?
Just add a zero after the number. 123 x 10 = 1230
What is equivalent to adding 10 percent?
adding x*0.10 or multiplying by 2 and subtracting 90% of half
How do you add 10 percent to 26?
Multiply 26 and .10 to get an answer of 2.6. Then add 26+2.6 for a final answer of 28.6
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