how do you set up the problem 35%of 200?
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200 X 35 /100 = 70 That is 200 times the percentage in this case 35 then divide by 100 = 70. To divide by 10 remove one 0, to divide by 100 remove two 0's, etc. Can't explain it simpler than that. lol
820052
I do not understand how the "problem" has to do with the question. But to answer the first part...\n\nThe cell should contain \n=POWER(number, power)\n\neg. =POWER(5, 2) would display 25\n\nA cubic root would look like this...\n=POWER(number, 1/3)
1127839
323 is 95% of 340.  I don't know if you intended for that extra % sign to be in there or not.
1059572
is/of = %/100 = x\n\n8/x = 25/100 = 32
430268
the check was for $15.35\n\nthe method isn't beautiful, but whatever.  i got it.\nwhere x is the # of dollars the check was for, and y is the # of cents the check was for:\n2(x + y/100) = y + x/100 - 4.45\n2x + 2y/100 = y + x/100 - 4.45\n200x + 2y = 100y + x - 445\n199x - 98y = -445\n199x - 98y + 445 = 0 (mod 100)\n99x - 98y + 45 = 0 (mod 100)\n-x - 2y = -45 (mod 100)\n2y - x = 55 (mod 100)\n\nyou want y to be roughly (2x + 4) too.\n\nhey, how about y =35  --> x=15\n\n15.35*2 = 30.70\n35.15 - 4.45 = 30.70\n\nvoila!
836789
All this problems are solved using the equation:\n\nHeat = M * Cp * DeltaT\n\nPlug the numbers, check wich one is OK.  Oh, and watch the units.
235868
Just multiply 120 by each percent (percentages in decimal form), so 120x0.45, 120x0.30, and 120x0.25, so you should get 54, 36, and 30 (respectively).
754341
$25 x .20 = $5\n\n$30 x .25 = $7.50\n\nThat is about the shortest way to them - just change the % to a decimal and multiply, remembering to put the decimal point in the right place.  I hope this helps.
348050
you can further divide by 55 so (-540/5)/(1155/5)= -36/77\nand that's as low as you can go\nRival
584205
put 80 over 50 and set it equal to x/100\n\nx shoudl equal 160\n\ntherefore 160%
1121824
16/x=.08 in this case.  So x = 200.
133515
I got it....easy solution is to list out all possible satisfying combinations and you come out with 21 out of 36 (7/12).\n\nThe OR in your problem is an inclusive-OR (meaning satisfying either condition satisfies the goal).  However, what I forgot to include was the subtraction where both outcomes occur.\n\n1/2 = just getting even on first roll\n1/6 = getting 1 on second roll\n3/36 = getting even on 1st and 1 on 2nd\n\n1/2 + 1/6 - 3/36 = 7/12\n\nThink of it as a Venn diagram.  If we do not subtract out 3/36, then we are double counting some results (namely 2-1, 4-1, 6-1).\n\n\n>>>>old post\n1/2 + 1/6 if it's an inclusive OR\nneed to get even or get the 1 on the die.\n\n\n1/2 * 5/6 + 1/2 * 1/6 if exclusive OR\n50-50 getting even but must have 2-6 on next die.  Then 50-50 on getting odd but must get the 1 on next die.\n\nOr maybe I'm just really wrong.
857669
First a little terminology:\n\nPercent = per-cent or 1/100 (think of money, cent is Latin for 1/100th)\nthe word "of" means to multiply.\n\nSo first lets calculate 35% in decimal form: 35(1/100) = .35 or 35 hundredths.  Then just multiply (.35)*700 = 245\n\nThen lets calculate 35% in fractions: (35/100)*700\nremember: multiply strait across.. 35*700 = 24500\nthen divide by 100 = 245\n\nHope this helps
1070468
Mutiply $28 by 0.30, then subrtact 28 again, and that should tell you how much it is. ($19.60. It will come up as -19.60 though, just ignore the negative)
1051751
Use yor calculator....
878432
so it's asking for 5*2*-3, and then subtract 4\nso -30 - 4 is -34
84074
5/20*100=25%\nthat is simple maths