Multiplying decimals by 100 will convert them to percentages.
If you wish to remove the recurring decimal, convert it to a fraction by putting the recurring digit(s) as the numerator over a denominator of the same number of 9s and reducing the fraction to its lowest terms.
Examples
0.3333333... as a fraction: repeating digit is 3 so put as the numerator over a denominator of one 9 to give the fraction 3/9 = 1/3
So 0.333333333... = 33 1/3 %
0.28571428... as a fraction: repeating digits are 285714 of which there are six, so put as numerator over a denominator of six 9s to give the fraction 285714/999999 = 2/7
So 0.1428571428... = 14 2/7 %
It is: 60/180 times 100 = 33.33% recurring decimals
It is: 3000/148000 times 100 = 2.027% recurring decimals of 0.027
It is: 2250/18500 times 100 = 12.'162'% recurring decimals '162'
Of course all the decimals have fractions except those with non-recurring and non-terminating decimals.
0.07 and 0.0699... recurring.0.07 and 0.0699... recurring.0.07 and 0.0699... recurring.0.07 and 0.0699... recurring.
It is: 7.142857% recurring decimals
It is: 85.185% recurring decimals
It is: 57.'142857'% recurring decimals
It is: 48.'648'% recurring decimals '648'
It is: 120.'45'% recurring decimals of 0.45
It is: 60/180 times 100 = 33.33% recurring decimals
It is: 80/960 times 100 = 8.33% recurring decimals
It is: 5250/16500 times 100 = 31.81% recurring decimals
It is: 72/88 times 100 = 81.'81'% recurring decimals
It is: 9/37 times 100 = 24.324% recurring decimals of 0.324
It is: 450/550 times 100 = 81.81% recurring decimals 0.81
It is: 3000/148000 times 100 = 2.027% recurring decimals of 0.027