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2 years ago

What is 65% of two hundred

2 answers:

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When you are looking for a percent, the best way is to firstly find 10%. For this, you just divide your answer by 10, which in this case, gives 20. You should then divide the percentage that you are trying to find (65%) by ten. When you divide 65% by ten, you get 6.5%, and this is what you should multiply 20 by, in order to find your answer.
In this case, 6.5%x20= 130, hope this has been able to help you.

Irina18 [472]2 years ago

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So you go on your calculator and type it in and you get 130

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