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Old 11-06-2008, 06:44 PM
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This is really silly, but I am stuck on a simple percent!

Could you please tell me what 0.4 percent of 650 is? Is it just multiplied as it is, or does the decimal move?

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Default 0.4 percent of 650

Could you please tell me what 0.4 percent of 650 is? Is it just multiplied as it is, or does the decimal move?

Thanks so much!
RainieB

RainieB,
Just Multiply. But be carefull about "0.4 percent"
"0.4 percent" means = 0.4% and also equal to (0.4/100)
Therefor, 0.4% of 650 will be (0.4/100) x 650 = 2.6
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Thank you very much for your quick response!!!

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very simple.. :
0.4 % of 650.

\frac {0.4}{100} x 650

=\frac {\frac {4}{10}}{100} x 650

=\frac {4}{10} x \frac {1}{100} x 650

= 2.6

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