How do you find the precentage of a number when its not as easy as 10%. like 14% of 75

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Klio2033 [76]2 years ago

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First divides by 100 to get 1 percent then find 10 percent.times 1 percent by 4 and add 4 percent and 10 percent toghether to get 14 percent and 75 percent is just 25 percent times 3

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