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Write 2 out of 10 as a percentage

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DENIUS [597]2 years ago

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Well since we know 2 out of 10 as a fraction is 2/10, we must convert it into a percentage. Here's how. You can first reduce this fraction:<span><span>2/10 reduced</span></span> <span><span>=<span>1/5</span></span><span>=</span></span> <span><span>=1÷5</span><span>= </span></span><span><span>0.2 </span></span>Converting our number to a percentage:<span>=0.2×100=20<span>%

The anwer is 2/10 = 20%. Hope this helps! :)</span></span>

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