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35% of salt is in feta cheese. What percentage of salt is in that 350 g cheese?

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xxMikexx [17]1 year ago

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The amount of salt is in the 350 g of feta cheese, when there is 35% of salt is in cheese, is 122.5 grams.

<h3>What is percentage of a number?</h3>

Percentage of a number is the part of the whole number which is expressed in the fraction of hundredth. It is represented with "%" symbol.

35% of salt is in feta cheese. The percentage of salt is in that 350 g cheese has to be found out.

Let suppose there is x grams of slat in feta cheese of 350 g. Thus, the amount of salt (35% of 350) is,

$x=\dfrac{35}{100}\times350\\x=122.5\rm\; gm$

Thus, the amount of salt is in the 350 g of feta cheese, when there is 35% of salt is in cheese, is 122.5 grams.

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