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3 years ago

28 is what percent of 64?

Mathematics

2 answers:

bezimeni [28]3 years ago

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Solution:

Note that:

64 × x/100 = 28

Simplifying the LHS:

64 × x/100 = 28
=> 64x/100 = 28

Using cross multiplication:

64x/100 = 28
=> 64x = 2800

Divide 64 both sides.

=> x = 2800/64 = 43.75%

28 is 43.75% of 64

andriy [413]3 years ago

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28 is 43.75% of 64
you can calculate this by making a fraction of 28/64 and timing this by 100!

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