Find the percent of each number 3% of 1,231 45% of $631 10% of $100 25% of $250

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Find the percent of each number

3% of 1,231

45% of $631

10% of $100

25% of $250

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1321 x .03 = 36.93
631 x .45 = 283.95
100 x .01 = 10
350 x .25 = 62.5

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