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What is 0.48 as a reduce fraction?
12/25
What is the fraction of 36 percent?
36/100............reduce 18/50........reduce 9/25 9/25 is final answer
How do you change 25 percent into a fraction?
divide by 100: 25% = .25
How do I reduce the fraction lowest terms 25 out of 40?
5/8
.25 as a fraction?
You can write 2.5 as a fraction by writing 25/1000 or reduce it to 1/40.
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