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How much is 250 plus 20 percent?
20 percent of 250 is equal to 50, therefore if you add 50 to 250 you get 300.
What is 10 percent more of 2500?
10% of (*) 2500 is(=) 250. 250+2500= 2750
110 is what percent of 250?
100% of 250 = 250 10% of 250 = 25 (250 /10) 100% (250) + 10% (25) = 110% (275)
What is 10 percent less than 2500?
To find 10 percent less than 2500, you first calculate 10 percent of 2500 by multiplying 2500 by 0.10, which equals 250. Then, subtract 250 from 2500 to find the result. Therefore, 10 percent less than 2500 is 2250.
A salesman earns 250 per week plus a 10 percent commission on all sales over 5000 in one week his sales totaled 14000 What were his earnings that week?
1650.00
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