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What is 60 minus 20 percent as a fraction?
60 - 20% = 48 or 48/1
What is 54 plus 6?
60. 54 minus 6 is 48.
What is 60 minus 20 percent?
60*20/100=1260-12=48
What is 120 dollars minus 60 percent?
10% = 12 x6 x6 60% = 72 120 - 72 = 48 48 dollars
What is forty eight minus negative twelve?
When you minus a negative number it is the same as adding a positive number, since minus a negative number is a plus. So 48 minus (-12) is 48 + 12 = 60
What is 148 hours minus 4 hours and 48 minutes?
This would equal 144 hours and 12 minutes.
What is 48 minus 32?
48 minus 32 is 16.
What is 48 minus 1.4?
48 minus 1.4 is 46.6
What is positive 56 minus negative 48?
56 minus -48 is 104.
What is 420 minus 60?
420 minus 60 is 360.
What percent of 60 is 48?
60% of 48= 60% * 48= 0.6 * 48= 28.8
Minus 96 divided by minus 2?
48
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