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What is 100% if 60ft2 is 15%?
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What is 100% if 60ft2 is 15%?

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Answer:

400ft2

Explanation:

Multiply 60 by 100, then divide by 15

User Alexey Egorov
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Answer:

401.312

Explanation:

Keep multiplying 60ft2 and you eventually get 401.312

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