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What is ten percent of three thousand one hundred thirty dollars?
Ten percent means its one tenth of 3130 which is 313 dollars.
What is two percent out of one hundred thousand dollars?
Two percent out of one hundred thousand dollars is two thousand dollars.
What is fifteen percent of thirty one thousand?
4650
What is fifty percent of two hundred thousand dollars?
One hundred thousand dollars.
What is ten percent of thirteen hundred dollars?
one hundred thirty dollars.
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