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3 years ago

39 is 5% of what number

1 answer:

hjlf3 years ago

4 0

To find this out:
Turn the percent into a fraction and cross multiply!

5%=5/100

5 39
_ × ____
100

Multiply 39 × 100 (3,900)
Then divide by 5!
3900/5=780

39 is 5% of 780!

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