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40 percent of 56300

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Answer to a math question 40 percent of 56300

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Solution:
1. Express '40 percent' as a decimal:
* 40% = 0.40

2. Multiply 0.40 by 56300 to find 40 percent of 56300:
* Calculation:

0.40 \times 56300 = 22520

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