80% of one store’s customers paid with credit cards.  40 customers came in that day.  How many customers paid for their purchases with credit cards?


To determine how many customers paid with credit cards, we can calculate 80% of the 40 customers.

\[
\text{Number of customers paying with credit cards} = 0.80 \times 40 = 32
\]

Thus, **32 customers** paid for their purchases with credit cards.

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Here are 5 related questions for practice:
1. What percentage of the customers did not pay with credit cards?
2. If 25% of the customers used cash, how many customers is that?
3. If 10 more customers had visited the store, how many total would have paid with credit cards?
4. What is 50% of the customers paying with credit cards?
5. If the percentage of credit card users dropped to 70%, how many customers would that be?

**Tip:** When solving percentage problems, multiplying the total by the percentage (in decimal form) will give you the correct result.

80% of one store’s customers paid with credit cards. 40 customers came in that day. How many customers paid for their purchases with credit cards?

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