N Natrium Registered User Messages 27 24 Apr 2009 #1 Hi Can anyone tell me, what percentage of 21billion is 156million If someone can help, that would be great. ( simple math's, not my strong point ) Thank you.
Hi Can anyone tell me, what percentage of 21billion is 156million If someone can help, that would be great. ( simple math's, not my strong point ) Thank you.
T Trent Registered User Messages 124 24 Apr 2009 #2 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations It's approximately three-quarters of one percent.
G Guest128 Guest 24 Apr 2009 #3 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations To calculate what percentage of B is A, use the following: (A / B) * 100 For example to calculate what percentage of 100 is 20: (20 / 100) * 100 = 20% Hence in your case it would be (156million / 21billion) * 100 = (156000000 / 21000000000) * 100 = 0.74285714285714285714% or approximately 0.75%
Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations To calculate what percentage of B is A, use the following: (A / B) * 100 For example to calculate what percentage of 100 is 20: (20 / 100) * 100 = 20% Hence in your case it would be (156million / 21billion) * 100 = (156000000 / 21000000000) * 100 = 0.74285714285714285714% or approximately 0.75%
N Natrium Registered User Messages 27 24 Apr 2009 #4 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations Hi, Thank you both for that information, Respect to both of you. Natrium.
Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations Hi, Thank you both for that information, Respect to both of you. Natrium.
T TarfHead Registered User Messages 1,673 24 Apr 2009 #5 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations Natrium said: Hi Can anyone tell me, what percentage of 21billion is 156million If someone can help, that would be great. ( simple math's, not my strong point ) Thank you. Click to expand... Why would the Minister for Finance choose that as an AAM ID ? Hmmm
Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations Natrium said: Hi Can anyone tell me, what percentage of 21billion is 156million If someone can help, that would be great. ( simple math's, not my strong point ) Thank you. Click to expand... Why would the Minister for Finance choose that as an AAM ID ? Hmmm
B briancbyrne Registered User Messages 615 24 Apr 2009 #6 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations TarfHead said: Why would the Minister for Finance choose that as an AAM ID ? Hmmm Click to expand... No - it would be more like "FatHead" !
Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations TarfHead said: Why would the Minister for Finance choose that as an AAM ID ? Hmmm Click to expand... No - it would be more like "FatHead" !
C car Registered User Messages 1,397 24 Apr 2009 #7 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations googles great for de ould mats I heard my local shop had sale on an abacus today, I wouldnt count on it though.
Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations googles great for de ould mats I heard my local shop had sale on an abacus today, I wouldnt count on it though.
G Guest128 Guest 24 Apr 2009 #8 Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations car said: I heard my local shop had sale on an abacus today, I wouldnt count on it though. Click to expand... Almost as dead pan as "Two elephants walk off a cliff....BOOM BOOM"
Re: Mathematical Formula's and equations car said: I heard my local shop had sale on an abacus today, I wouldnt count on it though. Click to expand... Almost as dead pan as "Two elephants walk off a cliff....BOOM BOOM"