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3 years ago

What is 19% of 72? I NEED TO KNOW HOW YOU GOT THE ANSWER TO!!

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First you must multiply the number by the percent. (19*27= 513)
Then you divide the answer by 100, or move decimal two places to the left. (513/100= 5.13)
Then round to the nearest whole number (5.13 is approximately 5)
Therefore 19%of 27 = 5
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