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Chapter 3: Q. 355 (page 405)

12.5% of what number is 20?

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12.5% of160is20

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Step 1. Given information 

12.5of a number is20.

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Step 2. Solution  

Consider a number is n.

12.5% of n is 20.

0.125脳n=20n=200.125n=160

12.5% of160is20.

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