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A percent is a ratio of a number to WHAT?
A percent is a ratio of a number to 100.
How do you do percent of a number on a calculator?
Two choices: -- Multiply (the number) x (the percent using the percent % key). -- Multiply (the number) x (the percent), then divide the answer by 100. Either way, the claculator displays that many percent of that number.
What is the number for 12.5 percent?
To find 12.5 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.125.
What is the best estimate for 50 percent of 29.85?
15
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If 15 percent of a number N is 0.3 what is 45 percent of N
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