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2 years ago

225% as a fraction equivalent

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4 0

Well, first of all, all things with % mean over 100. So the question is represented as 225/100. And i am changing it to its simplest form.
225/100=45/20
45/20=9/4
So the fraction equivalent in its simplest form is 9/4. Hope i helped.
NOTE; I divided the fraction by 5

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