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Percent III



by Monica Yuskaitis



How to Change Fractions to Percents  Step 1 - Divide the denominator into the numerator.



3 4



Stop! You can’t divide a larger number into a smaller number!

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How to Change Fractions to Percents  Step 1 - Divide the denominator into the numerator. Sure you can if you use decimals. Just watch!



3 4



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How to Change Fractions to Percents  Step 2 – Add a decimal behind your dividend and two zeros. Now does it look like you can divide?



3 4



4) 3.00

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How to Change Fractions to Percents  Step 3 – Place a decimal in your quotient exactly above the decimal. Putting the decimal in the right spot is important.



3 4



. 4) 3.00



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How to Change Fractions to Percents  Step 4 – Divide exactly like you would with long division. Great job!



3 4



.75 4) 3.00 28

20 20



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How to Change Fractions to Percents





Step 5 – Move the decimal 2 places to the right and change the decimal to a percent sign. Now wasn’t



3 = .75 % 4

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that easy!



Change this fraction to a percent



1 5) 1 5



The first step is to divide the denominator into the numerator.



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Change this fraction to a percent



1 5) 1.00 5



The second step is to add a decimal & 2 zeros after the dividend.



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Change this fraction to a percent The third step is to place the decimal in the quotient directly above the decimal.



. 1 5) 1.00 5



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Change this fraction to a percent



.20 1 5) 1.00 5 10 00 00 0



The fourth step is to divide using long division.



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Change this fraction to a percent The fifth step is to move the decimal point 2 places to the right and change it to a percent sign.



1 5) 1.00 5 10 00 00 0



. 20%



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Memorize These Equivalents



1 2 1 4 3 4 1 3



= 50%

= 25% = 75%



= 33.3%



2 3 1 5 2 5 3 5



= 66.6%

= 20% = 40% = 60%



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What is the equivalent percent?



1 = 50% 2

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What is the equivalent percent?



1 = 25% 4

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What is the equivalent percent?



3 = 75% 4

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What is the equivalent percent?



1 = 33.3% 3

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What is the equivalent percent?



2 = 66.6% 3

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What is the equivalent percent?



1 = 20% 5

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What is the equivalent percent?



2 = 40% 5

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What is the equivalent percent?



3 = 60% 5

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What is the equivalent percent?



4 = 80% 5

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