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This document discusses percentages and how they relate to fractions. It explains that percentages are like fractions, with the whole always being divided into 100 parts. A percentage states how many parts out of 100 are being considered. The document also covers converting between percentages, fractions, and decimals by representing a percentage as a fraction over 100.
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5a. percentages as fractions
- 1. Percentage as fractions Created by Richard Bull
- 2. Contents - Percentages What are Percentages ? Converting between Fractions and Percentages Finding a Percentage 09/14/16 2
- 3. What are Percentages ? They are just like fractions The whole is always split into 100 parts So 35% means 35 out of the 100 parts 09/14/16 3 100 35
- 4. Converting between F, D & P Converting a percentage to a fraction 40% means 40 out of every 100 100 40