3 years ago

8 is what percent of 50

2 answers:

6 0

8 is 16% of 50.

Explanation:
Assume 50 is 100%. Let's use x as the number we are looking for. 100%=50, so there is part. x%=8. Now we have two equations: 100%=50 and x%=8.
The final equation is: 100%/x%=50/8.

100%/x%=50/8
(100/x)*x=(50/8)*x
100=6.25*x
100/6.25=x
16=x

It's pretty much just using basic math concepts.

alina1380 [7]3 years ago

3 0

8/50 * 100 is the formula you would use
8/50 = .16
.16 * 100 = 16%

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