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Find 131.2% of 477. Round to the nearest tenth.
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Find 131.2% of 477. Round to the nearest tenth.
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131.2(477)=
62,582.4
is the answer you're looking for
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477(1.312) = 625.8
or you could say that 100% is 477
then just find 31.2% of 477 and add it to the 477 to have 131.2%.
which looks like: (477•.312) = 148.8
477+148.8 = 625.8
Good luck!
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