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How do you change 5.5 percent into a fraction?
5.5% as a decimal would be .055, which is equal to 55/1000, which reduces to 11/200.
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Five and a half percent is .055 as a decimal.
How do you get a reduced fraction from a percent?
you have 2 turn the percent into a decimal the you can easily turn the decimal into a fraction
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23 percent as a fraction is 23/100 and a decimal 0.23.
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