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Example Question #1 : How To Find A Fraction From A Percentage
Convert into a reduced fraction.
First, we take that value and divide over .
We have
.
Next, since there is a decimal present, we shift that decimal one place so we have a whole number. Since we did that to the top, we add one zero to the bottom since we shifted one place. We have
.
To reduce, we divide top and bottom by
to get as the final answer.
Example Question #3101 : Algebra 1
Convert into a reduced fraction.
We take that value and divide that over .
We get
.
Next we can reduce by taking one zero from top and bottom and also divide top and bottom by .
This gives us an answer of .
Example Question #61 : Fractions And Percentage
Convert into a reduced fraction.
First, take the decimal and divide over .
We have
.
Then, shift the decimal one place to the right which means we add a to the denominator.
Final answer is .
Example Question #62 : Fractions And Percentage
Convert into a reduced fraction.
First, take the decimal and divide over .
We have
.
Then, shift the decimal one place to the right which means we add a to the denominator.
We have .
We divide top and bottom by
and get as the final answer.
Example Question #3101 : Algebra 1
Convert into a reduced fraction.
First, take the decimal and divide over .
We have
.
Then, shift the decimal two places to the right which means we add two s to the denominator.
We have .
Then if we divide top and bottom by ,
final answer will become .
Example Question #12 : How To Find A Fraction From A Percentage
Convert as a reduced fraction.
First, let's convert the fraction into a decimal. By dividing into
we get
.
Then, we take the new value and place it over .
We have
.
Then, shift the decimal one place to the right which means we add one to the denominator.
We have .
Then if we divide top and bottom by ,
final answer will become .
Example Question #71 : Fractions And Percentage
Convert to a reduced fraction.
First, take the decimal and divide over .
We have
.
Then, shift the decimal two places to the right which means we add two s to the denominator.
We have .
Example Question #3101 : Algebra 1
Convert to a reduced fraction.
First, take the decimal and divide over .
We have
.
Then, shift the decimal one places to the right which means we add one to the denominator.
We have .
Example Question #11 : How To Find A Fraction From A Percentage
Convert into a reduced fraction.
The bar on top means repeating decimals. Let's convert the percent to a decimal. We shift the decimal two places to the left.
The value is then . Let's say
is
.
If we multiply both sides by , we get
.
If we subtract both equations, we get .
Example Question #76 : Fractions And Percentage
Convert into a reduced fraction.
The bar on top means repeating decimals. Let's convert the percent to a decimal. We shift the decimal two places to the left.
The value is then . Let's say
is
.
If we multiply both sides by , we get
.
If we subtract both equations, we get .
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