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Earn +20 ptsQ: What is 25 percent of 125000?
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What is 3 percent out of 125000?
3750
What is 10 percent of 125000?
10% × 125,000,00 US$
What is 80 percent of 125000.00?
80 percent of 125,000.00 is 100,000 125000*(80/100) = 100,000
What is 10000 x 12.5?
It is 125000.
How much is 2.5 percent of 50 million?
The first thing to note is that percent means that number over 100. Thus 2.5% can be rewritten as 25/100. The second thing is that "of" in mathematics means "multiplied by." For example, 4 groups of 9 means 4x9. In this case the question can be expressed as 25/100 x 50,000,000. This calculation comes out as 12,500,000. Therefore 2.5% of 50 million is 12.5 million.
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