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Mathematics, 12.05.2021 02:30, Boondiddy9

Percentage problems with mixed number 1. What is 15 12 % of 600?

2. Find 33 1/3 % of $1200

3. Calculate 12 1/2% of 160

4. Tim paid 5 14 % interest on $1600 he
borrowed. How much did he pay in
total?


Percentage problems with mixed number

1. What is 15 12 % of 600? 
2. Find 33 1/3 % of $1200
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