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17. 36 is what percent of 80 ?

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Answered by 242424hotdoglover

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Answer: 21.7%

Step-by-step explanation: First you have to know that in math the word "of" basically means multiply. So, lets try to write it into an equation. 17.36= something% x 80. We can solve this by dividing 17.36 by 80. We get 0.217. Since we are talking about percent, we will move the decimal in 0.217 two times to the right. We get 21.7%

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