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What is the definition of percent of decrease?
the amount of decrease in a percent
What is 20 percent of 20000 pounds?
4,000 pounds.
What is the approximate percent decrease when a fish count goes down from 850 to 500?
A decrease of 41.2%
What is a 40 percent decrease of 22500?
A reduction of 9,000, to 13,500.
What is the Percentage of 20000?
percentage of 20000 = 2000000%
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