1). 21 is what percent of 168. 4) what number is 62 percent of 50
1 answer:
1) 21 is 12.50% of 168.
2) 4% of 150 is 6.
3) 1% of 500 is 5.
4) 62% of 50 is 31.
5) 15% of 15 is 2.25
6) 40 percent of 25 is 10.
Step-by-step explanation:
1). 21 is what percent of 168.
Let,
x be the percent.
Therefore,
x% of 168 = 21
Dividing both sides by 1.68
21 is 12.50% of 168.
2). What is 4 percent of 150.
4% of 150 =
4% of 150 =
4% of 150 is 6.
3) 1 percent of 500 is what number
1% of 500 =
1% of 500 is 5.
4) what number is 62 percent of 50
62% of 50 =
62% of 50 =
62% of 50 is 31.
5) 15 percent of 15 is what
15% of 15 =
15% of 15 =
15% of 15 is 2.25
6) 40 percent of 25 is what number
40% of 25 =
40% of 25 =
40 percent of 25 is 10.
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