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3 years ago

32% of 1600 = 512

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yaroslaw [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

64%: 1024
96%: 1536
132%: 2112
232%: 3712

Step-by-step explanation:

64% of 1600

64% of 1600 = 2 × (32% of 1600) = 2×512

64% of 1600 = 1024

96% of 1600

96% of 1600 = 3 × (32% of 1600) = 3×512

96% of 1600 = 1536

132% of 1600

132% of 1600 = (100% of 1600) + (32% of 1600) = 1600 + 512

132% of 1600 = 2112

232% of 1600

232% of 1600 = (100% of 1600) + (132% of 1600) = 1600 +2112

232% of 1600 = 3712

Lilit [14]3 years ago

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Of means to multiply so that mean you would have to multiply and forget percent is there that’s what that means hope it helps

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