what is 90% of 365

Sidney's insurance paid 90% of the cost to fix her car. If the repair bill was $625, how much did the insurance pay?
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90% is 10% off 100%. 10%=1/10 or 0.1.

0.1 of $625=$62.5 so the insurance company paid 625-62.5=$562.5.
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