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3 years ago

35% of a number is what fraction of that number?

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shepuryov [24]3 years ago

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35% of a number (say, x) is 35% * x.

35% can be written as a fraction, too. % means /100, so 35% is 35/100 which simplifies to 7/20.

So, 35% * x = 7/20 * x

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