Explanation Formula used: For Percent problem, use the following proportion to determine the unknown. P 100 = A W Where, P is the percent, A is the given amount and W is the whole quantity. Calculation: We have to answer 12 is 33 1 3 % of what number. Let us first write the given sentence as a proportion and then solve to answer the question. We have, P = 33 1 3 , A = 12 and the unknown is W. Then,

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