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What does 8 look like as a percent when you move the decimal form to percent?
If u mean the #8 like 8.0 it would be 800%. I hope that is what u meant :)
What would two ninths look like as a decimal?
0.22222222222222222222222222222222
What would 4 and three tenths look like as a decimal?
4 and three tenths as a decimal = 4.3
How do you show 0.32 as a percent?
Just move the decimal point two places to the right and put a percentage. So, with 0.32 we would move the decimal twice to right to get the number 32, and then we would percentage. When you've finished the answer should look like this: 32%
How do you write three and two tenths as a decimal?
it would look like this 2.3
What would 344 percent look like as a decimal?
It is 3.44
How do you change a percent to a number?
So lets say ur percent is 50% The decimal place is right of the 0. so it would look like this, 50.00% Right? And then all u have 2 do, is move the decimal left 2 digits, so it would look like this: 50.00% = .5! See it? u can do that with any percent. If it has a decimal like, 99.99%, you would still do the same thing, and it would be .9999!
What does 8 look like as a percent when you move the decimal form to percent?
If u mean the #8 like 8.0 it would be 800%. I hope that is what u meant :)
30 percent how would that look in decimal form for a spreadsheet?
0.3
What does ninety nine and one half of of 100 percent as decimal look like?
99.5 percent is the same as 0.995
What is two eights as a percent?
Two eighths, or one fourth, as a percent is 25%. You can calculate it by multiplying the decimal in this case 2/8 by 100. It would look like this 2/8x100=25.
What would two eights look like as a decimal?
0.25
What would two ninths look like as a decimal?
0.22222222222222222222222222222222
What is 11.9 percent of 19.75?
The answer is 2.35025. There are two easy ways to find the answer. Either change the percent into a decimal by moving the decimal two places to the left and then multiplying the decimal by 19.75, or you can set it up as a fraction equation. The equation would look like this. x/19.75 cross-multiplied by 11.9/100. It turns into (19.75x11.9)/100.
What would 4 and three tenths look like as a decimal?
4 and three tenths as a decimal = 4.3
What would 50 over 100 look like as a decimal?
.5
What is the line over a repetitive decimal?
If there is a line over a decimal, it means the decimal is repetitive. If you are typing it would look like this... .7
