It depends on the context. If the two quantities being compared (numerator and denominator) are of the same kind then the rate CAN be expressed as a percentage. For example, both are money and the rate of interest is usually expressed as a percentage.
However, the word "rate" is often used for comparisons over time. For example, speed is the rate of change of location (or distance) over time. Here the two measures - distance and time - are different and so the answer cannot be expressed as a percentage.
The answer is 31%.
Expressed as a percentage, 0.255 is equal to 25.5 percent.
Expressed as a percentage, 0.905 is equal to 90.5 percent.
Expressed as a percentage, 0.455 is equal to 45.5 percent.
Expressed as a decimal fraction, 17/20 is equal to 0.85. Expressed as a percentage, this is equal to 85 percent.
No it cannot.
7.75 expressed as a percentage = 775%
0.00653 expressed as a percentage = 0.653%
It is expressed as a percentage (fraction of 100%).
Expressed as a percentage, one quarter is equal to 25%
0.32 expressed as a percentage = 32%0.32 * 100% = 32%
0.08 expressed as a percentage = 8%0.08 * 100% = 8%
756 expressed as a percentage = 75600%756 * 100% = 75600%
Yes, they do. Rates are always expressed as "this much of one thing TO that much of another". It is then expressed as a ratio of "this" over "that" (or with a colon instead).
48 over 64 expressed as a percentage is 75%.
14.20 expressed as a percentage = 1420%14.2= 14.2 * 100%= 1420%
In horizontal analysis, each item is expressed as a percentage of the