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3 tenths of a percent would be .3%. Any time you want to convert a percent to an actual number you just move the decimal two spaces to the left. This would give you .003 this is your answer. An example would be: I need 14% of 65. So I would take .14 and multiply it by 65 and I would get 9.1 as an answer.
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