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What is m% of n? Also what is m% of p% of n?

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Answer:

mnp/10000

Explanation:

Same reasoning as above, but 100*100 is 10000 so there you go

User Pixelpax
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If m% is m/100, then it is basically m/100 * n.

That would become mn/100.
Which is..

mn%.



Then for the part for m%*p%*n, you would do

M/100 * p/100 * n
=
mpn/100000.

It could be wrong, because i have not learned this before. But i am only using the methods i know to solve the problem. Good luck
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