What is the singular multiplier for 35%

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BaLLatris [955]2 years ago

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The singular is the one and only, so it's 35/100 simplify it= 7/20

So the multiplier is the first digit of the fraction<u><em> 7</em></u>/20

<h2>So the answer is 7</h2>

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