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Chapter 2: Q13. (page 73)

Find each percent. (Lesson 0-6)

Twelve is what percent of 60?

Short Answer

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The twelve is 20%of 60.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

We have two numbers12and60.

To find the percent of 60is 12.

02

Step 2. Apply the concept.

If we have two numbersa,bandpis the percent ofaisbthen,

ba=p100

03

Step 3. Calculation.

Here, a=60andb=12

Now,

1260=p100鈬�60p=12脳100鈬�60p=1200鈬�p=1206鈬�p=20

Hence, the twelve is 20%of 60.

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