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What is 80 percent of 640?
80% of 640 = 0.8 x 640 = 512
What is 12.5 percent of 640?
Convert 12.5% to decimal form and multiply it by 640. Therefore, 0.125 multiply to 640 the answer is 80.
How do you show the work of 40 percent of 80?
80 x 0.4 = 32
What is the given percent show your work 80 percent of 120?
80% of 120 = 96= 80%/100% * 120 = 0.8 * 120= 96
What is 80 divided by 640?
0.125
640 divided by 8?
80
What is 80 times 640?
80 multiplied by 640 is 51,200
72 is what percent of 90 with work shown?
72 / 90 = 0.80.8 = 80 percentThere is no more work to show.
What is 8 divided by 640?
0.0125
What is 80 percent of 800?
80%=0.8=80/100=8/100.8*800 = 800/100*80 = 8*80=640
What is 8 times 80?
80 x 8 = 640
Can you show me how to work step by step problem what percent of 80 is 20?
25%% rate:= 20/80 * 100%= 0.25 * 100%= 25%
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