18 is what percent of 60

2 answers:

7 0

100%/x%=60/18
(100/x)*x=(60/18)*x 
100=3.33333333333*x (3.33333333333)
100/3.33333333333=x 
30=x 
x=30

now we have: 
18 is 30% of 60

kow [346]3 years ago

5 0

18 = x% * 60

18 = x/100 * 60

18 = x/10 * 6

Multiply 10 on both sides.

180 = x * 6

6x = 180

Divide 6 on both sides.

x = 180/6

x = 30

18 is 30 percent of 60.

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