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4 years ago

What number is 45%of 180?

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7 0

81 is 45% of 180.

Simply multiply the percentage rate to the whole to get the part it is representing.

180 is the whole or 100%
45% is the percentage rate of the part.

180 x 45% = 81

81 is the value of the part

Assuming the part and the whole is given, to get the percentage rate, simply divide the part by the whole. and multiply its quotient by 100%.

81/180 = 0.45 x 100% = 45%

In the instance that the part and its corresponding percentage rate is given, find the whole. divide the part by its percentage rate.

81/45% or 81/0.45 = 180

Wittaler [7]4 years ago

3 0

Answer: 81
you must multiply 180 by the percent and change the percent into a decimal by moving the decimal point two places to the left
180*.45

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