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well, if get this wrong dont blame me, blame my maths teacher (im only 13)

cent means 100 so percenages are out of 100

so hat means 1/2 is the same as 50% because 50% is one half of 100% ...get it?

that means 33.333% reacouring = 1/3 because 3 of 33.333% goes into 100%

i cant realy explain ratios and rates but i hope i have helped :D

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