What is the percentage of 489000/2000000

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What percent is 489000/2000000?

"what" means x

"percent" means /100

"is" means =

x/100 = 489000/2000000

x/100 = 0.2445

multiply both sides by 100

x = 0.2445 * 100

x = 24.45

Answer:  24.45%
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