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25 July, 23:36
15 is 70% of what number
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Fisher
25 July, 23:39
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To find 70% percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.7. in this instance, 0.7 x 15 = 10.5. therefore, 70 percent of 15 is equal to 10.5
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Aedan Vazquez
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You need to multiply 15 and 100 to get 1500, then divided by 70 to get an answer of 21 ...
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