2 years ago

60.5/100 if the denominator is 100 and nominator is 60.5 what is percentage?

Mathematics

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leva [86]2 years ago

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The percentage would be 60.5%

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60.5/100 if the denominator is 100 and nominator is 60.5 what is percentage?​

60.5/100 if the denominator is 100 and nominator is 60.5 what is percentage?