How much is 15% of $25.00

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Of means multiply, so we are going to multiply. Step 1: Make 15% a decimal: $15= \frac{15}{100}=0.15$ . Step 2: Multiply 0.15 by $25.00: $0.15*25.00=3.75$ . Your answer is $\boxed{\boxed{3.75}}}$ . Hoped I helped. :)

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