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Write 40 percent as a fraction?
2/5
How do you write 5 percent as a fraction?
Write 5 percent as a fraction is 5/100.
What can you write as a fraction decimal or percent?
1/2, one half, .5, or .5%
How do you write 40 percent as a fraction in simplest form?
It is 2/5.
How do you write 5 and 10 as a percent?
5/10 = 50%.
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