3 years ago

Find the part what is 160% of 13.7

1 answer:

5 0

13.7 is 100% I like to divide by 100 to get the 1%, then multiply by the percent i am trying to find, lets see if I'm right.
13.7/10 = .137
.137= 1/100
.137 x 160 = 21.92
Your answer is 21.92, 21.92 is 160%
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