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How do you find 12 is 40 percent of what number? - Answers

The problem would be set up like this... 12 over x = 40 over 100 X represents the percentage we're trying to find, and the 100 below 40 percent represents 100 percent, which is constant among these types of problems. Cross multiply... 40x = 12 * 100 40x = 1200 Divide both sides by 40. x = 30.



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The problem would be set up like this... 12 over x = 40 over 100 X represents the percentage we're trying to find, and the 100 below 40 percent represents 100 percent, which is constant among these types of problems. Cross multiply... 40x = 12 * 100 40x = 1200 Divide both sides by 40. x = 30.



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The problem would be set up like this... 12 over x = 40 over 100 X represents the percentage we're trying to find, and the 100 below 40 percent represents 100 percent, which is constant among these types of problems. Cross multiply... 40x = 12 * 100 40x = 1200 Divide both sides by 40. x = 30.

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