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How do you covert a fraction to a percent and decimal?
you multiple it first then you add it after that you got the answer
How do you covert point 95 to a fraction?
divied it by 100 then make it simplified into 19/20
How do you covert a whole number into a fraction?
you take that number and put it over 1. as there are 9 1's
What does 11.5 covert to as a fraction?
23/25= 11.5 * 100/100= 115/100 or 23/25
What is 411 plus 1222?
411+1222 = 1633
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