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What is 27 over 50 written as a decimal?
If by 27 over 50 , you mean 27 divided by 50 , or 27/50 , or 27 upon 50 , then 27 over 50 = 27/50 = 27 *2/50 *2 = 54 / 100 = .54
What is 27 over 50 as a decimal fraction?
27/50 = 27 ÷ 50 = 0.54
What is 23 plus something equals 50?
23+_=50 50-23=27. Your answer is 27.
What is 1350 divided by 27?
50
If you subtract the sum of 27 and 14 from 50 what do you get?
50 - (27 + 14) = 50 - 41 = 9
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