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Delicious77 [7]
2 years ago
6

M% of n write a expression

Mathematics
1 answer:
goblinko [34]2 years ago
4 0

The <u>percentage</u> of a given <em>number</em> in another implies the fraction of the given <em>numbe</em>r to that other number <em>with respect </em>to 100%. Thus the required <u>expression</u> is: \frac{m}{100} x n


When a given number is written in<em> percentage</em>, it implies that the<em> fraction</em> of the number to the<u> total </u>number in relation to 100%. For example, to determine the <em>percentage</em> of a number r in s, -we have:

\frac{r}{s} x 100%

Therefore in the given question, the required <em>expression</em> is;

m% = \frac{m}{100}

So that;

m% of n can be <em>expressed</em> as;

\frac{m}{100} x n

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