22) 100% of what number is 16?\n23) 49 is 87\\frac{1}{2}% of what number?\n24) what percent of 200 is…

22) 100% of what number is 16?\n23) 49 is 87\\frac{1}{2}% of what number?\n24) what percent of 200 is 40?\n25) 360 is what percent of 30?\n26) what is 25% of 64?\n27) 17 is 25% of what number?\n28) what is \\frac{3}{5}% of 1500?\n29) 2 is what percent of 40?\n30) what is \\frac{1}{2}% of 400?\n31) 40 is what percent of 12?\n32) what is 3% of 65?\n33) what is 150% of 18?\n34) what percent of 66 is 44?\n35) what percent of 5 is 10?\n36) 4.25 is 12\\frac{1}{2}% of what number?\n37) what is 50% of 240?\n38) what percent of 64 is 32?\n39) 80 is what percent of 5?\n40) 28 is what percent of 35?\n41) what percent of 1000 is 6?\n42) what percent of 150 is 225?

22) 100% of what number is 16?\n23) 49 is 87\\frac{1}{2}% of what number?\n24) what percent of 200 is 40?\n25) 360 is what percent of 30?\n26) what is 25% of 64?\n27) 17 is 25% of what number?\n28) what is \\frac{3}{5}% of 1500?\n29) 2 is what percent of 40?\n30) what is \\frac{1}{2}% of 400?\n31) 40 is what percent of 12?\n32) what is 3% of 65?\n33) what is 150% of 18?\n34) what percent of 66 is 44?\n35) what percent of 5 is 10?\n36) 4.25 is 12\\frac{1}{2}% of what number?\n37) what is 50% of 240?\n38) what percent of 64 is 32?\n39) 80 is what percent of 5?\n40) 28 is what percent of 35?\n41) what percent of 1000 is 6?\n42) what percent of 150 is 225?

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Recall percentage formula

Percent $\times$ Whole = Part.

Step2: Solve 22

Let the number be $x$. Since $100% = 1$, then $1\times x=16$, so $x = 16$.

Step3: Solve 23

$87\frac{1}{2}%=\frac{7}{8}$, let the number be $y$, then $\frac{7}{8}y = 49$, $y=49\times\frac{8}{7}=56$.

Step4: Solve 24

Let the percent be $p$, then $p\times200 = 40$, $p=\frac{40}{200}=0.2 = 20%$.

Step5: Solve 25

Let the percent be $q$, then $q\times30=360$, $q = \frac{360}{30}=12 = 1200%$.

Step6: Solve 26

$25%=\frac{1}{4}$, so $\frac{1}{4}\times64 = 16$.

Step7: Solve 27

Let the number be $z$, $25%=\frac{1}{4}$, then $\frac{1}{4}z=17$, $z = 68$.

Step8: Solve 28

$\frac{3}{5}%=\frac{3}{500}$, so $\frac{[LLM SSE On Failure]