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Calculate [tex]\(3.8\%\)[/tex] of [tex]\(1,900\)[/tex].

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Para encontrar el [tex]\(3.8\%\)[/tex] de [tex]\(1,900\)[/tex], sigamos estos pasos detallados:

1. Convertir el porcentaje a una fracción decimal:
- El [tex]\(3.8\%\)[/tex] como fracción decimal es [tex]\(0.038\)[/tex] (porque [tex]\( \frac{3.8}{100} = 0.038 \)[/tex]).

2. Multiplicar la fracción decimal por la cantidad base:
- Multiplicamos [tex]\(0.038\)[/tex] por [tex]\(1,900\)[/tex]:

[tex]\[ 0.038 \times 1,900 = 72.2 \][/tex]

Entonces, el [tex]\(3.8\%\)[/tex] de [tex]\(1,900\)[/tex] es [tex]\(72.2\)[/tex].
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