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ANTONII [103]
4 years ago
6

Calculate 16% of £50

Mathematics
2 answers:
masha68 [24]4 years ago
8 0
Do 50 x 0.16 Which is 8. 50-8 =£42.00
Tanzania [10]4 years ago
5 0
10% of £50= £50 divided by 10 = £5
1% of £50= 10% divided by 10 (£5 divided by 10) = 0.5 which is 50p.
50p x 6 = £3
6%=£3 and 10%=£5
£5+£3=£8 so the answer is £8
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