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What is 75 percent into a fraction?
75 percent is 75/100 by definition of percentage. Now we can reduce the fraction to get 3/4.75 percent is the same as 3/4 and 50 percent is the same as half.100 percent is 1.
How to make a decimal into a fraction?
You have to put it over 10 or 100 to make it easier. Example: .75 Divide by 1: .75 / 1 Multiply top and bottom by a value which is simple to reduce such as 10 or 100: .75 x 100 / 1 x 100 = 75/100 Simplify: 75/100 = 3/4
What is an 75 percent as a fraction?
75 percent as a fraction = 75%/100% = 75/100 or 3/4
What is 75 of 100?
75 of 1.00 is 75% or 3/4
What is 100 is to 75 as 4 is to r?
100 is to 75 as 4 is to 3. 100/75 reduced is 4/3. Hope that helps!
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