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We have the following: (i) 47100=47100×100% = 47% (ii) 920=920×100% =9×5%= 45% (iii) 38=38×100% =3×252%=752%=3712% (iv) 8125=8125×100%=8×45%=325%=6.4% (v) 19500=19500×100%=195%=3.8% (vi) 415=415×100%=4×203%=803%=2623% (vii) 23=23×100%=2003%=6623% (viii) 135=85=85×100%=(8×20)%=160%
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