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What is the percentage increase from 1020 to 1225?
First find the difference/increase between the two: 1225-1020=205; then make a fraction of the increase vs. the original amount: 205/1020 ~ 0.201, which as a percent would be 20.1% (increase)
What does fraction not look like?
a Decimal.
What does 100 look like as a fraction?
It is 100/1 as an improper fraction
How do fraction bars or number lines that have at least one equivalent fraction look like?
FRACTION
What does 50 pennies look like in a fraction?
They don't. 50 is an integer, not a fraction.
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