Mathematics, 15.12.2020 18:50 mireyagonzaless6395

What number is 16% of 46? A. n = 16 · 46; 736
B. 16 = n · 46; 34.8
C. 46 = n · 0.16; 287.5
D. n = 0.16 · 46; 7.4

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What number is 16% of 46? A. n = 16 · 46; 736
B. 16 = n · 46; 34.8
C. 46 = n · 0.16; 28...