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A percentage gradient tells you how many you go up or down for every 100 along, for example a gradient of 5% means for every 100m along you go, you will go up or down 5m.
Given a percentage gradient, converting it to a decimal (by dividing by 100) will give the TAN of the angle of the slope, for example a gradient of 5% means the angle = arctan(5/100) = arctan(0.05) ~= 2.9o.
The 1 in x gradient that tells you for every 1 up or down you go you go x along, for example 1 in 20 means you will go up or down 1 yd for every 20 yds along.
percentages and decimals are the same they are just expressed in a different way
Circle graphs are the same as pie charts and data is out in percentages of 360 degrees in sectors of the circle so as the greater the sector then greater is the data
Same as without money.
same as normal adding!
They are all real numbers. All fractions can be expressed as percentages but not all percentages can be represented as fractions.
Any two measurements of the same attribute.
The melting point is about 170 - 230 degrees, depending on the percentages of metals included.
2/3 = 662/3 %
.999 as a decimal is the same as 99.9%, However .999% is not the same as 99.9% where both are percentages.
Breeds Hill and Bunker Hill are adjoining hills located in Boston. During the Revolutionary war, a battle that was fought on Breeds Hill was mistakenly identified as the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Literacy Rate is 99.0% (same as USA and UK)
The same way you get to Carnegie Hall, practice, practice, practice.