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Earn +20 ptsQ: If 260 is increased by 170 percent what is the resulting number?
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What number is 80 percent of 170?
80% of 170= 80% * 170= 0.8 * 170= 136
What number is 0.85 percent of 20000?
0.85% of 20000 = 20000*0.85/100 = 20000*0.0085 = 170
170 is 120 percent of what?
170 = 1.20*xx = 170/1.20x = 425/3170 is 120 percent of 425/3, which is approximately 141.67
What number goes into 153 170 and 187?
The number that goes into 153, 170, and 187 is 17. This is because 153 ÷ 17 = 9, 170 ÷ 17 = 10, and 187 ÷ 17 = 11, resulting in whole number quotients for each division. Therefore, 17 is the common factor that divides evenly into all three numbers.
How is decimal 1.7 expressed as a percent?
1.7 = 170%
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