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How do you convert 3.5 into prencentage?
To convert decimals into percentages, multiply by 100. 3.5 is 350%
How do you convert decimals into percentages?
Multiply the decimal by 100 and append a percentage symbol.
What are the importance of knowing the operation in decimal?
In order to convert decimals into percentages In order to convert decimals into fractions To distinguish irrational numbers from rational numbers
How do you find the greatest ratio?
Convert all ratios to percentages or decimals (as you like) and then compare them.
How are percentages and decimals different?
percentages and decimals are the same they are just expressed in a different way
What is 0.03 as a percentage?
0.03 = 3%If you want to convert from decimals to percentages, then you just need to multiply the whole decimal by 100%. If you want to convert from percentages to decimals, you just divide by 100%.I'm assuming you mean .003, which in that case, 3%.
How do you put fractioons in order?
convert them to decimals or percentages first to figure out the order then write the answers as fractions
What is 0.0878 as a percentage?
when you convert decimals to percentages you are moving the place value 2 over.So 0.0878 would be %8.78
What is 0.97 as a percentage?
97% All you have to do to convert decimals to percentages is move the decimal place over two places.
What is 8.694 Converted into a Percent?
To convert decimals to percentages you just times by 100 so 8.694 times 100 is 869.4%.
Why is it easier to use fractions or decimals insted of percentages?
Because that it s harder to work out percentages than fractions and decimals
How is decimals better than percents?
They are not, so the question is misguided. Decimals are good for some purposes, percentages for others.They are not, so the question is misguided. Decimals are good for some purposes, percentages for others.They are not, so the question is misguided. Decimals are good for some purposes, percentages for others.They are not, so the question is misguided. Decimals are good for some purposes, percentages for others.
