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Burka [1]3 years ago

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For this case we propose a rule of three to obtain the number that represents 25% of 37.

So, we have:

37 --------> 100%

x -----------> 25%

Where "x" is the number that represents 25% of 37.

$x = \frac {25 * 37} {100}\\x = 9.25$

Finally, we have that 25% of 37 is 9.25.

Answer:

25% of 37 is 9.25.

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