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You really weren't aware that x% of y = y% of x? I find that very surprising. Maybe it was just the way I was taught percentages ( "% means /100, 'of' means m
by eterm 2y ago
You really weren't aware that x% of y = y% of x?
I find that very surprising.
Maybe it was just the way I was taught percentages ( "% means /100, 'of' means multiply), but it seems too trivial a result to even be something worth commenting on.
- bmacho 2y agoYes, I really wasn't aware. > but it seems too trivial a result to even be something worth commenting on. Yes, but I also think it is memetic and lovely enough to remembered it if you've encountered it. Calculating 52% of 25kg of something as 52/4=13 sparks joy.