1. 50% of 82
2. 10% of 2,350
3. 80% of 40
4. 160% of 30
5. 250% of 2
6. 105...
Mathematics, 18.02.2021 22:50, mack5628
1. 50% of 82
2. 10% of 2,350
3. 80% of 40
4. 160% of 30
5. 250% of 2
6. 105% of 260
7. 0.5% of 12
8. 40% of 16.5
9. 75% of 8.4
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