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How would you solve 60 percent of 300?
60% = 60/100 = 0.660% of 300 = 0.6 x 300 = 180or by cancellation, 60/100 x 300 = 60/100 x 300 = 60 x 3 = 180
What percent 0f 80 is 60?
This means that 80 is 100% So 1% of 80 is 80/100 Hence 60 would be (80/100) x 60 percent of 80 which works out to be 48% Verification: (48/80) x 100 = (6/10) x 100 = 60
What is 60 percent of 170000?
102,000 170000 x .60 or 170000 x 60 then divide by 100
What number is 24 60 percent of?
24 is 60% of 40. 24 = (60/100) * X X = 24*100/60
What is 60 percent of 4200?
60% can be thought of as 60/100. So to find 60% of 4200, use 60/100 x 4200. Hundreds cancel out, and you have 60 x 42. Therefore, the answer is 252.
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