what is 20% of 2929.53

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20%=20/100=⅕, so we just need to divide $2929.53 or $2929.00 by 5:

$585.906 or $585.80. We can round $585.906 to the nearest penny: $585.91.

Another way is to multiply by 2 then divide by 10 (move the decimal point one place to the left in the answer).

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