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Is 82000 12 percent of one million?
No - 82000 is equal to 8.2 percent of one million. 12 percent of one million is equal to 0.12 x 1000000 = 120000.
What percent is one forth equal to?
25%
How much is one percent of a billion?
One percent of a billion is equal to 1/100 of a billion. To calculate this, you can divide one billion by 100, which equals 10 million. Therefore, one percent of a billion is 10 million.
What is the percent notation of 5 over 10?
5/10 is equal to one half, or 50 percent.
What does 0.9 percent equal?
9/10 of one, or 90 cents out of $1.00 what? that is totally wrong. Percent is a multiplication by 1/100th therefore zero point nine percent would equal nine tenths of one cent. 0.9 cents.
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