If A=10, B=15.6 and C=23.1, what percent of the total is B?

If A=10, B=15.6 and C=23.1, what percent of the total is B?

If A=10, B=15.6 and C=23.1, what percent of the total is B?

 

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first you sum them all, 10+15.6+23.1 = 48.7

then divide B/the sum 15.6/48.7 = 0.32032854

then multiply by 100 to get the percentage,  B is 32.03% of the total
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