If you want to figure a percent, you would have to have two quantities, which are the overall amount of something, and some part of that overall amount, and you want to know what percent the part is of the whole. This can refer to anything, but arbitrarily, let us say that you want to know what percent of the people in Somewhereville live on Main Street. So first you get the total population of Somewhereville which let us say is 53,000. then you get the total population of Main Street, which let us say is 9,000. So, we divide 9,000 by 53,000 and we get .17 which is a bit less than a fifth. That's a fraction but it is not yet a percentage. To make it into a percentage we then multiply by 100, so .17 becomes 17%. What this actually means is that out of every hundred people who live in Somewhereville, 17 of them live on Main St.
Multiply 300000 by 0.03. Result is 9000.
figure it out yourself or ask your mom
0.03 percent is greater than 0.02 percent.
Well it has 9 sides and it is a figure.
A sphere. In Geometry, it is a round solid figure. Every point on it's surface is an equal distant from it's center.
only 8 percent of women have an 'hourglass' figure.
245 is what percent of 980?
Multiply the figure by 1.15
59.99-15 percent = 44.99
I do I get the percent of something? Example I have 650 students and 156 are hispanic, how do I figure out the percent?
3.3
the total assets figure
You figure what two tenths of one percent of an amount is by multiplying that original amount by 0.002 The result is two tenths of a percent of that amount.
Yes, the common size income is a statement for the retail store. The 100 percent figure means the maximum figure.
Divide the figure (usually the smaller one) into the base figure (usually larger). Then to get the percent figure, multiply the fraction by a hundred. For example, in a class 34 students, 11 are male, what percent of the class is male? 11/34=0.32 then 0.32X100=32%.
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devide by 20