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What is 45 is 20 percent of what number?
225
What is 75 percent of 225?
7.5% of 225= 7.5% * 225= 0.075 * 225= 16.875
When a number is decreased by 40 percent of itself the result is 108 What is the number?
When 180 is decreased by 40% the result is 108.
When a number is decreased by 40 percent of itself the result is 108?
It can be.
What is the percent equivalent for 2.25?
Remember that 100 percent equals 1 (if I have 100 percent of an apple I have one apple). That means that you can multiply any number by 100 to get the matching percent. So with 2.25 you multiply it by 100 to get 225. 2.25 = 225 percent
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