How is Top 10% determined?
539413
Depends on the school you go to.
851923
If you need to work this out the long way in order to understand it, the best thing to do would be to cross multiply.  A percentage is always out of 100...so, figure out the total number of games first:\n\n22+10=32, So, they have won 22/32 games--now is where you cross multiply to figure that out as a percentage:\n\n22/32=?/100\n\nTo find out the ? you multiply the top number from one set (in this case, the 22 from 22/32) by the bottom number in the other set (?/100) and then divide it by the remaining number.\n\nSo, (22*100) / 32 \n= 2200/32\n=68.75\n\nDo the same for the second question:\n\n26 + 8 = 34\n\n26/34 = ?/100\n(26*100) /34\n=2600 / 34\n=76.47\n\nI know that's a lot more information than the people who have just given you the answer, but I want to help you understand how to do it yourself so that you know what you're doing on a test.\n\nI hope you understand how I worked it out.
659238
10% of 300 is 30 (multiply .10 by 300)\n\nso 60 is 200% of 10% of 300
14522
Around 33%\n\nLink below for more information
45503
It appears to be an IQ score. Here is the mapping of scores to percentile
738166
I know that you have to pay, and that you bid to be at the top, for that particular subject. Say, for instance, you sell furniture. Well, if you want your website to be the first one that shows up, when people search on Yahoo for furniture, then you have to outbid the other companies for that category. You pay by the hit. So, whoever bids the most per hit, gets their website at the top. You have to bid each day I believe. I'm not sure exactly how to get started on that, but if you look around a little on Yahoo, you should be able to find it.\nGood luck.
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WHITE 99%\nBLACK 9%\nany questions?
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Other posters have the right method, but wrong answers:\n\nThe answer is 12.15352% (not 12.54%, I think they lost a digit)\n\n12153.52 / 100000 = 0.1215352\n\nConverting a decimal into a percentage is just multiplying it by 100(%).  This is also just moving the decimal to the right 2 places.\n\nSo the answer is 12.15352%\nYou can round this to 12.15% or 12.2% depending on the level of precision required.
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its actually really simple to figure out 15%.  10% of 520 is obviously 52 (just move the decimal over one place, thereby removing the zero) and since u need 15%, you need 10%+ 5%, right?  so half of the 10% (52) is 5% which is 26.  Now add 52 and 26 and u get 78!   even if ur totally not a math person, dont get thrown off, any percent ending in a zero or 5 (10, 25, 50 etc) are really simple to do this way!
55914
It must be very close to 100% :-)\nKind reg. from Europe
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Directions: Turn the following to percents.\n#1   10%\n\n#2   50%\n\n#3   60%\n\n#4   17%\n\n#5   75%\n\n#6   20%\n\n#7   30%\n\n#8   24%\n\n#9   12.5%\n\n#10   50%\n\n#11   225%\n\n#12   40%\n\n#13   25%\n\n#14   175%\n\n#15   40%\n\n#16   65%\n\n#17   .1%\n\n#18   125%
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out of a rate to 1-10 10 being the hotest about a good 8 or nine
1025523
It really depends on the grades of your classmates. If they all got A's, then you will be in the lower 10%. If they are more scattered around, then you will be in the middle somewhere. I'm guessing you are on the top 20% (or 30%).
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About 10%. Good luck!
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If all questions are worth equal value, each is worth 2%. 1 wrong is 98%, 2 wrong is 96%, and so on. 9 wrong would be 82%.\n\nYou can use the formula y=100-2x, where y is the percentage right, and x is the number you got wrong. Or for any test, y=100-(100/z)x, where y is the percentage right, x is the number you got wrong, and z is the number of questions on the test.
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the only way to determine your percentage is through geneology.\n\nDNA tests cannot provide enough information to 'proove' anything as far as nationality goes.
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Its about 10%\nSee following link\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp