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What will be the value of 3.5 percent as a fraction in lowest term?
3.5% = 3.5/100 = 35/1000 = 7/200
What is 3.785 in its lowest term?
757/200
What does 197 over 200 simplify to in lowest terms?
The fraction 1997/200 cannot be reduced any more.
What is 15 out of 200 in the lowest term?
3/40
3.5 percent as a fraction?
3.5 percent as a fraction is 35/1000, or reduced 7/200.
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