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To find what percent of number y is number x, you should divide number x by number y. Then multiply your result by 100 and this will give you the percentage. Your formula should look like x/y * 100.
Divide the two numbers then multiply by 100..
$$\Huge \%=*\frac{1}{100} $$
per means "/" cent means "100" therefore per cent means /100
Or if you have your numbers in decimals, you can convert it to percentage by moving two decimal places to the right.. :))
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percent comes from the latin word per cemtum which means per hundred.
That why percent is a number that expresses a fraction whose enominator is 100.
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