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$2500 is what % of $17,500
$2500 = n% x $17,500
Well our problem now is that we can move the decimal back two places on a percent that we do not yet know.
However we can move it back on the number we are multiplying n% by.
Here's why: Sample: .67 x 52 = 67 x .52 the answer are the same even though I switched the decimal points.
So
2500 = 175n ($17500 moved back two places)
You get about 14.28% (rounded to the nearest hundredth of a percent)
Alternative method:
= .1428 (number goes on for 6 digits and then repeats) .1428 = 14.28%
$2500 = n% x $17,500
Well our problem now is that we can move the decimal back two places on a percent that we do not yet know.
However we can move it back on the number we are multiplying n% by.
Here's why: Sample: .67 x 52 = 67 x .52 the answer are the same even though I switched the decimal points.
So
2500 = 175n ($17500 moved back two places)
You get about 14.28% (rounded to the nearest hundredth of a percent)
Alternative method:
