What is 30% of 50?

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    Answer: 15

    Percentage Calculation

    Calculating 30% of 50 involves converting the percentage to a decimal (0.30) and then multiplying it by 50. The result is 0.30×50=15. This type of calculation is a basic skill in mathematics and is widely used in various real-life scenarios, such as determining discounts, calculating tips, and understanding statistical data. Being able to calculate percentages of numbers is a vital skill in everyday financial planning, shopping, and in academic settings. Being proficient in calculating percentages helps in making informed decisions in finance, commerce, and in personal budgeting.

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