What is $101.40 times 6.5%

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6.5% av 101.4=0.065*101.4

=6.591

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6.5/100      turn percentage into simple number (percents = X/100 where x is the % value)

.065

$101.40*0.065=$6.591      $value times simple number.

6.591=answer

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