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Alexus [3.1K]
3 years ago
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Suppose that this individual now decides to give one-eight percent of a percent (0.125%) of her new net worth (8.12 * 10^10 to c

harity. How many dollars are given to charity?

Chemistry
2 answers:
alina1380 [7]3 years ago
8 0

<em> The amount to donate is 1,015.10⁸  </em>

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In mathematical calculations, the symbol of percent is used  

The percent is a number that shows a comparison of the number 100 or can be called per hundred (symbol%)  

Formula used:  

\large{\boxed{\bold{Percentage\:=\:\frac{Total\:Section}{Total\:Amount}\:\times\:100\percent}}}

Fractions either ordinary or mixed (consisting of numerators and denominators) or decimal forms can we change to a percentage  

The percentage can be expressed as a decimal by moving the decimal point two places to the left

One way to convert ordinary fractions to percent forms (The easiest way) is to multiply the fraction by 100% or By changing the denominator to 100 because percent is the percent. Multiply the numerator and denominator with the same number.

<em>Known Variable  </em>

(0.125%) of her new net worth (8.12 * 10 ^ 10 to charity.  

<em>Variables that are asked  </em>

dollars are given to charity?  

<em>The answer  </em>

The desired percentage to donate from the number 8,12 .10¹⁰ is 0.125% so the amount is:  

0.125% x 8,12 10¹⁰ = 101500000 = 1,015.10⁸  

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sveta [45]3 years ago
5 0

ANSWER: $101,500,000

EXPLANATION: The individual's net worth is 8.12 X 10^{10} .

To find the dollars donated to charity from the individual's net worth which will be one eight percent;

We can use the following method;

By simply multiplying the one eighth (0.125) percent with the new net worth we can get the answer.

0.125 X 8.12 X 10^{10} = $101,500,000

Therefore, the amount donated by the individual in dollars was $101,500,000.

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