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How do you subtract 400 from 225?
400 - 225 = 175
What is 70 percent out of 250?
The answer is 175
What is 70 percent of 250?
100 % of 250= 250 therefore 70%=70/100*250=175
What is 7 tenths of 250?
To find 7 tenths of 250, you multiply 250 by 7/10. This can be calculated by multiplying 250 by 7 and then dividing the result by 10. 250 multiplied by 7 is 1750, and dividing by 10 gives you 175. Therefore, 7 tenths of 250 is 175.
What number do you subtract from 1000 to get 750?
250
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What is the number in between 175 and 250?
The number directly in the middle of 175 and 250 is (175 + 250)/2 = 212.5
What is 175 subtract 54?
121
What is 175 over 250 fraction?
175 over 250 will simplify to 7 over10.
What is 250-75.00?
250-75.00 = 175
What is 70 of 250?
If you mean 70% of 250 then it is 175
What does 400 subtract 150 equal?
250
How do you subtract 400 from 225?
400 - 225 = 175
What is 70 percent out of 250?
The answer is 175
What number is 70percent of 250?
175
What is seven tenths of 250?
Seven tenths of 250 is equal to 175.
How do you decrease 315 to 250?
Subtract 65. 315 - 65 = 250
What is 70 percent off 250 pounds?
70 ÷ 100 × 250 = £175Therefore: 250 - 175 = £75
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