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How do you find 1 percent of something?
To find 1% of something, divide the number by 100 E.g. 250 ÷ 100 = 2.5 Or if you have a calculator, multiply it by .01
A calculator can be used to find out how much something that cost?
inflation
What is 35 percent of 18.50?
It's easy to find the percent of a number. Get your computer calculator, type in your number (18.50) then minus your percent (35%), but don't press equals. The number in your calculator is 35% of 18.50, which is 6.47, or 6.5.
What kind of calculator can be used to find out how much something that cost 10 dollars in 1980 would cost today?
A(n) ________ calculator can be used to find out how much something that cost $10 in 1980 would cost today. Answer: Inflation.
How do you find thirty-four percent of something?
Multiply by 0.34
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