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It means that the result of your calculation will be a percentage which may not be a whole number and you need to round to the nearest whole number. Use the normal rounding.

eg 36.4% to the nearest whole percent is 36%

eg 25.74568567% to the nearest whole percent is 26%

eg 10% to the nearest whole percent is 10%

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