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3 years ago

What is 60% of 29? Explain.

Mathematics

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Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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Hello Budnot8, I am here to answer your question:

So, to solve this problem, we just need to use a quick rule of 3, like this:

60*29 = 1740, then 1740/100 = 17.4, and that gives us our answer.

So the answer is: The 60% of 29 is 17.4

Hope this helped answer your question.

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