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50 is 6.25% of what number?
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divide 50 by 6.25 to get 1%, then multiply by 100 to get 100% (original)
Let that number be x. So: According to the statement it is clear that : \(50 = 6.25 \% \times x \) \(50 = \cfrac{6.25}{100} \times x\)
Solve for x now.
16?
No, @CleoXoXo98 , try again.
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CleoXoXo98 , may I know how you got 16?
i did what i wasn't supposed to i just realized haha
Haha! Try again cleoXoXo98 but this time, try what you were supposed to do.
idk :(
oh wait...8?
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No Cleo. Where are you having problem?
i just suck at math that's my problem :(
No problem. See : I have \(50 = \cfrac{6.25}{100} \times x\) right?
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Ok! No multiply 100 both sides.
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What do you get?
625 but i feel like that's wrong
i feel really dumb right about now :/
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