32(2+3) because 32 goes into 64 twice and 96 three times
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if we take 45 as the 100%, what is 27 off of it in percentage?

Answer:
1. Subtract 2.4 from both sides
2.Simplify to -3x=16.8
3.Divide both sides by -3
4. Simplify to x=-5.6