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3 years ago

270 is 75% of what number?

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First, you have to divide 270 by 3, so you get 25%. This comes out to be 90. So, 90 is 25%. Now, multiply this by four to get 100%. This comes out to be 360. So, 270 is 75% of 360, which answers the question '270 is 75% of what number?'

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