M% of n? Meaning that you won't get an actual number. For example, m/100*n.

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M% of n? Meaning that you won't get an actual number. For example, m/100*n.

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Answer:

(m * n)/(100)

Explanation:

The value in
100=m

The value in
1=(m)/(100)

The value in
n=(m * n)/(100)

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