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How do you convert a decimal to a percentage?
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Multiply the decimal by 100.
Q1: Write 0.50 as a percentage.
A1: 0.50 x 100 = 50 - therefore 0.50 is 50%
Q2: Write 0.71 as a percentage.
A2: 0.71 x 100 = 71 - therefore 0.71 is 71%
Q3: Write 0.239 as a percentage.
A3: 0.239 x 100 = 23.9 - therefore 0.239 is 23.9%
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To write a decimal number as a percentage is simple! First multiply by 100 and then write a % sign afterwards! Hope that helps!
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