If a math question says “What is _% of _” then how do you do that? the blanks are numbers. and what if it has a decimal like what is % of .
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type of question asks for a part of the whole, like how much is dollars of dollar in %?
To get the answer you divide the part you’re interested of with the whole: / = ,…
(, represents %, , represents % … as percent is /).
So if you round up , to , the answer becomes % (the in , stands for the tenth and the stands for the singular). If not, the answer becomes , %.
As for your specific question: “what is % of .”, it already has the percentage and asks for the it in decimal. That requires a different way than the example above. You now change the % to decimal and then multiply it with the whole.
Since percent is /, % becomes / = ,
, * , = ,.
% of , is , (rounded).
always remember OF means multiply (x) and % means /, so
% of .
= * / * .
= .
Good luck !
Remember – a percent is out of one hundred, so % = .
In order to find percents of a number, multiply them across, so….
. * . = .
Edit: People preceding me, look at your answers. Do they even make sense? / (%) of is . So a bit less out of a bigger number should be slightly less, such as my . answer. I don’t know where you see the results fitting back in.
remeber that percentage is out of . so first convert the percentage to decimal
% = / = .
so youre answer is . X . = .
the formula is %/ = is/of percent over = is over of
so over = x over .
cross multiply x = .
divide by x = .
U divide ./.
Once you understand that “percent” means “per hundred” or “out of a hundred”, then you’re most of the way there.
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Eg . What is % of ?
Sometimes is simplest to ask yourself “what is % of ?” … or … “what is one hundredth of ?” … and then multiply that result accordingly. So:
% of = .
So % of = * . = .
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Eg . What is % of ?
% of = .
So % of = * . = .
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Eg . What is % of .?
% of . = .
So % of . = * . = .
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