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Write 215 percent as a decimals?
Expressed as a decimal fraction, 215 percent is equal to 2.15.
How do you convert 6.05 percent to decimals?
Because 100% is equal to 1, to get from percentage to decimal you divide by 100. So 6.05% is 0.0605 in decimals.
Is 2.4 equal to 240 percent?
Yes, that is correct. Decimals are converted to percent by multiplying by 100 (2.4 x 100 = 240).
What does 30 equal to percent?
3000
What is 30 percent as a decimal?
Expressed as a decimal, 30 percent is equal to 0.3.
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