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lakkis [162]
3 years ago
9

5% of 8.72. 0.0436 0.436 4.36

Mathematics
1 answer:
faust18 [17]3 years ago
7 0
You can set up an inequality with each of these. is/of = %/100
In this case you'd be solving for each of the "is".

(1) X/8.72=5/100
100X = 43.6
X= .436

(2) X/0.0436=5/100
100X=0.218
X= 0.00218

(3) X/0.436=5/100
100X=2.18
X=0.0218

(4) X/4.36=5/100
100X=21.8
X=0.218

I've heard of the method referred to as the Heart Method. Try looking up YouTube videos on how to solve these types of problems.
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