There is 42 gallons of crude oil in a barrel. This oil is refined into several different products including gasoline, diese fuel, jet fuel, etc. Each 42-gallon barrel produces approximately 44.2 gallons of refined products. The approximately 5% increased represents a "processing gain." With that said, 52,000 gallons of diesel fuel would be produced from approximately 49,412 gallons of crude oil. The formula is: 42 gal crude oil yields 44.2 gal refined fuels
49412 gal crude oil yields 52000 gal diesel fuel crude oil * 1.05 = refined fuels
where crude oil is X,
X * 1.05 = 52000
X = 52000 / 1.05
X = 49412 gals of crude oil
389,000 gallons.
15% of 52000= 15% * 52000= 0.15 * 52000= 780
52000
52000
7 percent of 52000 = 3640 7% * 52000 = 0.07 * 52000 = 3640
6 percent of 52000 = 3120 6% of 52000 = 6% * 52000 = 6%/100% * 52000 = 6 * 520 = 3120
20% of $52,000= 20% * 52000= 0.2 * 52000= $10,400.00
1/10 × 52000 = 5200
10% of 52000 is 5200 !
52000/100*8 = 4160
1/10 x 52000 = 5200
520 as a percent = 52000% = 520 * 100%= 52000%