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Alijah Galloway
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8 February, 11:12
40% of what number is 80?
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Anton Gaines
8 February, 11:15
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100 % * 80 = 100/100*80 = 80.
50 percent (50%) half it
50% * 80 = 50/100 * 80 = 40.
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Autumn Atkins
8 February, 11:20
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200 I believe.
Change 40% to a decimal which would be 0.40 and then divide it by 80 to get 200.
x=80*0.40
x=200
let me know if you have any questions. <3
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