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Chapter 3: Q. 74 (page 333)

600% of 1740 is what number?

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The number is 10440.

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01

Step 1. Given

%value=600%number=1740

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Step 2. Calculation

Let the number be x

Now,x=600%of1740=600100脳1740=10440

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