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How do you write 1.99 as a percent?
it cant be a percent unless its 1.99 you may have meant fraction?
How do you find the fraction of 0.875?
it does not have fraction because when changed to a percent it is 87.5, since the .5 is there it cant be a fraction
What is 5 and 3 fourths as a percent?
sorry my key board is kinda brokend... cant use numberszero point six
Do you round to the left or right twice to form a decimal into a percent?
i cant believe you'd ask that question what kind of dummy are you!?
What is 22 percent as a reduced fraction?
22/100 you cant reduce that anymore since 22 doesn't go into 100 evenly.
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