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Hi folks,This question cannot be answered as stated.A "percent" is a way of comparing two quantities using our standard (base 10) system of numbering.For example, if you bought ten apples at the store, and 2 of them were rotten, you could represent this as 2 out of 10 being rotten, or 2/10, or 20%.It is important to realize that as long as you are using our regular base 10 numbers, to CALCULATE a percent, you divide the smaller number by the larger, and the answer will be expressed as a percent. (This is true for all practical, everyday uses.)For example, the question you asked might be expanded this way: China loaned the US 2 trillion dollars. The US still owes China 1.23 trillion. What percent of its original debt does the US still owe China?The original debt = 2 trillion.Amount still owed = 1.23 trillion.To find the percent of the original that is still owed, calculate as above:smaller/larger = 1.23 trillion/2 trillion = 0.615 = 61.5%



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Hi folks,This question cannot be answered as stated.A "percent" is a way of comparing two quantities using our standard (base 10) system of numbering.For example, if you bought ten apples at the store, and 2 of them were rotten, you could represent this as 2 out of 10 being rotten, or 2/10, or 20%.It is important to realize that as long as you are using our regular base 10 numbers, to CALCULATE a percent, you divide the smaller number by the larger, and the answer will be expressed as a percent. (This is true for all practical, everyday uses.)For example, the question you asked might be expanded this way: China loaned the US 2 trillion dollars. The US still owes China 1.23 trillion. What percent of its original debt does the US still owe China?The original debt = 2 trillion.Amount still owed = 1.23 trillion.To find the percent of the original that is still owed, calculate as above:smaller/larger = 1.23 trillion/2 trillion = 0.615 = 61.5%



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How much percent is 1.23 trillion? - Answers

Hi folks,This question cannot be answered as stated.A "percent" is a way of comparing two quantities using our standard (base 10) system of numbering.For example, if you bought ten apples at the store, and 2 of them were rotten, you could represent this as 2 out of 10 being rotten, or 2/10, or 20%.It is important to realize that as long as you are using our regular base 10 numbers, to CALCULATE a percent, you divide the smaller number by the larger, and the answer will be expressed as a percent. (This is true for all practical, everyday uses.)For example, the question you asked might be expanded this way: China loaned the US 2 trillion dollars. The US still owes China 1.23 trillion. What percent of its original debt does the US still owe China?The original debt = 2 trillion.Amount still owed = 1.23 trillion.To find the percent of the original that is still owed, calculate as above:smaller/larger = 1.23 trillion/2 trillion = 0.615 = 61.5%

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      Hi folks,This question cannot be answered as stated.A "percent" is a way of comparing two quantities using our standard (base 10) system of numbering.For example, if you bought ten apples at the store, and 2 of them were rotten, you could represent this as 2 out of 10 being rotten, or 2/10, or 20%.It is important to realize that as long as you are using our regular base 10 numbers, to CALCULATE a percent, you divide the smaller number by the larger, and the answer will be expressed as a percent. (This is true for all practical, everyday uses.)For example, the question you asked might be expanded this way: China loaned the US 2 trillion dollars. The US still owes China 1.23 trillion. What percent of its original debt does the US still owe China?The original debt = 2 trillion.Amount still owed = 1.23 trillion.To find the percent of the original that is still owed, calculate as above:smaller/larger = 1.23 trillion/2 trillion = 0.615 = 61.5%
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