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What is 1 percent as a decimal?

.01


What does 1 percent equals?

As a decimal, one percent is .01.


How do write one percent in decimal format?

1 percent (1%) = .01 in decimal format


What is One percent of one half percent?

You make 1 percent to a decimal which is .01(You make it into a decimal by dividing 1 by 100) then you make 1/2 percent into a decimal which is 0.5. Then you multiply .01 and .5 and it equals 0.005.


What is 18 percent into a decimal?

.18 is the decimal of 18%. A percent = .01 or one one hundreth.


How do you change 16 percent into a decimal?

take the percent and multiply by .01 so 16% is 0.16


What is the decimal name for 190 percent?

1.9 is the decimal for 190 percent. The easiest way to convert is to multiply the number expressed as a percent (in this case 190) by .01 and that will give one the decimal equivalent. Or, just remember to take the pecent number and move the decimal over 2 places to the left.


What is 30 percent of 6000?

One percent = .01; so 30 percent = 30 X .01 = .3. 6000 X .3 = 180. To find the percentage you always convert the percent number to a decimal and multiply it by the number.


What is one half percent expressed as a decimal?

One half of a percent as a decimal is expressed as .005 Percent is out of 100 or 1 in most cases. 99 cents equal 1 dollar, so one HALF of ONE percent is .005 because one out of 100 = .01 so half of that would be .005 because .005 + .005 = .01


2 and one half percent as a decimal?

.025 Keep in mind one percent = .01, that makes it easier to solve questions involving %'s!


What is 20 percent of 913 dollars?

One percent = .01. So 20% = .2 To get the answer multiply the percentage, expressed as a decimal (.2) by the $913 which = $182.60


What is 0001 as a percent?

1% It depends on where the decimal point is supposed to be in that question - since answers.com does not allow punctuation in the questions, try writing "point" where the decimal is supposed to be.