no. but, .1 is the same as 10 percent.
.1 "percent" is different than just .1
70000 percent Here is why, to write a number like .1 or 1/10 as a percent, we need to have the denominator of the fraction ( the one on the bottom) be 100. So 1/10 is the same as 10/100 after multiplying the top and bottom by 10 and 10/100 is 10%. That is why .1 is 10 %. Now, 1 is really 1/1 so we can also write it as 100/100 and 1 is 100% We multiplied top and bottom by 100 If we do that with 700x100 /100 we have 700 as a percent and it is 70000 percent
10 percent of 10 million is 1 million.
10 percent of 10 gallons is 1 gallon.
0.1 = 1⁄10th or 10 percent
1/10% is the greatest of the three, next is 0.1 and the least is 1%.1% = 0.011/10% = 0.1 * 100 = 10
4%. 10% of 10 is 1, so 0.04 (which is the same as 4%) times 25 = 1.
No because 1 out of 10 is 10%
10% is the same as 1/10th. 10% of 475 = 47.5
1/10 as a percentage is the same as 10/100 or 10%.
2.5 percent is the same as 25/10 percent or 5/2 percent
3/30 is the same as 1/10 and is equivalent to 10%
70000 percent Here is why, to write a number like .1 or 1/10 as a percent, we need to have the denominator of the fraction ( the one on the bottom) be 100. So 1/10 is the same as 10/100 after multiplying the top and bottom by 10 and 10/100 is 10%. That is why .1 is 10 %. Now, 1 is really 1/1 so we can also write it as 100/100 and 1 is 100% We multiplied top and bottom by 100 If we do that with 700x100 /100 we have 700 as a percent and it is 70000 percent
Yes. In general, to convert percent into a fraction, divide the percentage by 100. In this case, 10% = 10/100, which can be simplified to 1/10.
1 percent = 1/100 10 percent = (10/100) = 1/10 10 percent of $13,000 = 1/10 of 13,000 = $1,300
Step by step: 1) A tenth of a percent 2) 1/10 of 1% (a percent=1%) 3) 1/10 x 1% 4) 1/10% 5) 0.1%
No, 0.7 is not the same as 10 percent. In decimal form, 10 percent is represented as 0.1. Therefore, 0.7 is equivalent to 70 percent, which is significantly higher than 10 percent.
10 percent of 10 is 1.