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3 years ago

152.5 is what percent of 61

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Anna71 [15]3 years ago

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152.5 is 250% of 61

Hope this helps! (tried to do an explanation and my browser crashed...)

allsm [11]3 years ago

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1.) Convert 61% into a fraction:
61%=61%/100%=0.61
61%=0.61
2.) We multiply 0.61 by 152.5:
0.61*152.5=93.025
Solution: 61% of 152.5 is 93.025

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