2 years ago

15 is p% of 60, what is the value of p?

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1 answer:

Setler [38]2 years ago

6 0

p% × 60 = 15

p/100 × 60 = 15

6p = 150

p = 25

therefore value of p is 25

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15 is p% of 60, what is the value of p? ​

15 is p% of 60, what is the value of p?