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Fraction to PercentDivide the numerator by the
dominator.Multiply the answer by 100.Round the number according to
the directions (nearest whole number).
Example:Convert 5/7 to a percent.57 x 100 = 71%
Click to return to the Main Menu.PercentPercent means parts per
a hundred.Shown with the symbol %.The whole of something is always
100%.
Example:34 is what percent of 92?Divide 34 by 92 and multiply
that answer by 100.Round the number according to the directions
(nearest whole number).3492 x 100 = 37%
Click to return to the Main Menu.Percent to FractionRemove %
sign.Make a fraction with the percent as the numerator and 100 as
the dominator.Reduce if needed.
Example:Covert 64% to a fraction. 64 = 16100 25
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Congratulations!!You have completed the lesson on Percentages,
Decimals, & Fractions.
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student.
FractionRepresents parts of a whole or equal parts.A fraction
consists of a numerator (the top number), a fraction bar (that
separates the two numbers), and a dominator (the bottom
number).
Examples:3, 1, 54 2 6
Click to return to the Main Menu.Review QuestionConvert 7 to a
percent. 21
0.333 %300 %33.3 %Percent to DecimalDivide the percent by
100.Simplify answer if necessary.
Example:41% 100 = .4126.9% 100 = .269
Click to return to the Main Menu.DecimalBased on the number
10.Contains a decimal point.Can move the decimal point to both the
left and right to make the number smaller or larger.
Click to return to the Main Menu.Decimal to PercentMultiply
decimal by 100.Add a percent sign after the answer.
Example:.36 x 100 = 36%.584 x 100 = 58.4%
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