1. 86 Is 45% of what number? A. 86=0.45n B. n=0.45x86 C.0.45=n x 86 D. 86=45n

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1.A: 86 is equal to (86=) 45 % (which is 0.45) of a number n so 86=0.45n

2. C 4 is npercent of 26, so 4=n*26 where n is a number in percent, with the percent sign!

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