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Urijah Hayden
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4 September, 22:04
If 12 is 10% of a value what is the value
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Elaina Richard
4 September, 22:07
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I believe 10% of 120 would be 12.
Okay, consider it. Once you multiply 12 by 10, you would get 120. But once you look for a tenth of 120, which is the same as 10% of it, I believe, you would get 12. And sure enough, when you calculate it, you get the same answer.
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Gideon Walters
4 September, 22:20
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120, because 12 times 10 is 120.
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