Is this the kind of thing you're referring to?
(Random example, not intended as an actual live clickable link)...
http://www.123.com/imagesjohn%20homecoming.jpg
Now, if my guessing is correct, then the answer to your question, as
best Ive surmised from my years of browsing the web... is that the
%20 is how computers interpret a space.
For whatever reason, someone may have a picture saved as
"john homecoming.jpg" on their computer, and they know what it
is... The minute they try to upload it somewhere, the space in the file
name is converted automatically to the %20 so that there is no break
in the web address for the file. If you or I try to view a page with a
space anywhere in the address, the browser seems to freak out, giving
an "invalid URL" error of some type or other.
There is a beautifully explained answer to how URLs are encoded at: http://www.eskimo.com/~bloo/indexdot/html/topics/urlencoding.htm
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean: If 160 pounds is 20 percent, what is 100 percent? Or do you mean what is 20 percent of 160 pounds? 160 pounds is 20 percent then 100 percent is 5X160 = 800 pounds. 20 percent of 160 pounds is 160/20 = 8 pounds. * * * * * Mathematically, 20% of 160 pounds = 20% * 160 pounds But multiplication is commutative. So 20% * 160 pounds = 160 pounds * 20% ie 160 pounds of 20%
20% = 20/100.
33
20 percent out of a hundred.
The question is poorly phrased because it could mean "20 as a percent of 39" or "20 percent of 39". 20, as a percent of 39 = 100*20/39 = 51.3%
If you mean 1% then it is 20
your question is not clear - do you mean what is 20% of 465, then the answer is 93
20 percent of 100 is 20 = 20%/100% * 100 = 20 * 1 = 20
If you mean 20% of 15 that's 3. If you mean 20% off that's 15-3 or 12.
If you mean you have a 20% kidney function then that is quite bad.
My best guess as to what "75 of 20" means is: What is 75 percent of 20? OR 75% x 20 = ?
If you mean 13/20 as a percentage then it is 65%