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What is 500% as a fraction and decimal

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What is 500% as a fraction and decimal

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Same as for your other percentage questions: write the percentage number then move the decimal left by two places. 500% becomes 5.00

Ajit Dongre answered Jul 9, 2017

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500% as a fraction is 5/1, and as a decimal it is 5.00

Iker Jimenez answered Jul 12, 2017

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