FDP: Fraction to Percentage
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Created on June 20, 2023
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Transcript
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Fraction to Percentage conversion guide
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STEP
2
1---2
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Numerator (Top)Denominator (Bottom)
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Non-Calculator
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Calculator
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Multiply top and bottom until the bottom number is 100
The numerator (top number) is the percentage
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Fraction to Percentage (non-calculator)
1
STEP
2
1---2
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50%
10---20
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This process works for these denominators (bottom numbers):2 (x 50 = 100)4 (x 25 = 100)5 (x 20 = 100)10 (x 10 = 100)20 (x 5 = 100)25 (x 4 = 100)50 (x 2 = 100)
3
x 10
x 10
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50---100
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x 5
x 5
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Multiply top and bottom until the bottom number is 100
52---100
x 4
x 4
=
The numerator (top number) is the percentage
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Fraction to Percentage (non-calculator)
1
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STEP
2
13---25
52%
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Multiply top and bottom until the bottom number is 100
28---100
x 5
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x 5
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The numerator (top number) is the percentage
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Fraction to Percentage (non-calculator)
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1
STEP
2
7---20
28%
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Multiply top and bottom until the bottom number is 100
60---100
x 20
x 20
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The numerator (top number) is the percentage
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Fraction to Percentage (non-calculator)
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1
STEP
2
3---5
60%
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÷ 2
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8---20
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Fraction to Percentage (non-calculator)
1
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STEP
2
40%
3
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40---100
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x 5
x 5
Multiply top and bottom until the bottom number is 100
The numerator (top number) is the percentage
Divide top and bottom so that the numerator becomes a factor of 100
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÷ 2
16---40
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Use the calculator to divide the top by the bottom
3 ÷ 8
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3---8
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Fraction to Percentage (calculator)
1
STEP
2
0.375
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Multiply the decimal by 100 to derive the percentage
x
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100
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37.5%
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