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How do you write one and twenty three hundredths as a percent?
One and twenty three hundredths = 1.23 As a percentage, that is 123%
What percent is 123 of 820?
(123/820)*100 = 15%
What is 15 percent of 820?
15% of 820 = 123
How do you write a number in standard form?
123
What is the whole number if 14 percent OF IT IS 123?
0.14 N = 123Divide each side by 0.14 :N = 123/0.14 = 878.5714 (rounded)123 is not 14% of any whole number.
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