If 1⁄50 of an amount is 12, what is 1⁄20?

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You start by changing both the a common denominator, this case it would be 100 so it’s 2/100 and 5/100, since 1/50 and 2/100 is the same, each 1/100 is equal to “6” and you have 5/100, which is EQUAL TO 30

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