Question

3 precent of X is 10​

Answer 1

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`\large\text{Keep in mind that \boxed{of} means multiplication in mathematics and}\\\large\text{percentages run out of 100.}`

`\mathsf{3\%\ of\ x = 10}`

`\mathsf{(3)/(100)\ of\ x = 10}`

`\mathsf{(3)/(100)* x = 10}`

`\mathsf{(3)/(100)x = 10}`

`\textsf{Find the reciprocal of }\mathsf{(3)/(100)}\textsf{ and multiply that particular number on both sides.}`

`\mathsf{(3)/(100)= (100)/(3)}`

`\textsf{So, that means we have multiply by }\mathsf{(100)/(3)}\textsf{ to both of your sides.}`

`\mathsf{(100)/(3)*(3)/(100)x = 10* (100)/(3)}`

`\textsf{Cancel out: }\mathsf{(100)/(3)*(3)/(100)}\textsf{ because it gives you 1}`

`\textsf{Keep: }\mathsf{10*(100)/(3)}\textsf{ because it gives you the value of x or simply understanding of}\\\textsf{the \boxed{\mathsf{x-value}}\ .}`

`\mathsf{x = (100)/(3)*10}`

`\mathsf{x = (100)/(3)*(10)/(1)}`

`\mathsf{x = (100*10)/(3*1)}`

`\mathsf{x = (1,000)/(3)}`

`\mathsf{x\approx 333 (1)/(3)}`

`\huge\textbf{Therefore, your answer should be:}`

`\huge\boxed{\mathsf{x = }\frak{(1,000)/(3)}}\huge\checkmark`

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