0.25 \% \text { of } 2000 = \quad 91 \cdot 5
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\frac{25}{10000}\times 2000=91\times 5
Expand \frac{0.25}{100} by multiplying both numerator and the denominator by 100.
\frac{1}{400}\times 2000=91\times 5
Reduce the fraction \frac{25}{10000} to lowest terms by extracting and canceling out 25.
\frac{2000}{400}=91\times 5
Multiply \frac{1}{400} and 2000 to get \frac{2000}{400}.
5=91\times 5
Divide 2000 by 400 to get 5.
5=455
Multiply 91 and 5 to get 455.
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Compare 5 and 455.
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