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Licemer1 [7]
1 year ago
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Mario was asked by his teacher to express 33% in ratio, fraction, and decimal. Which of the following table do you think is an e

quivalent value of 33% expressed in a ratio, fraction, and decimal? Compute and solve a problem of Mario
Mathematics
1 answer:
Lera25 [3.4K]1 year ago
5 0

The equivalent value of 33% expressed in a ratio, fraction, and decimal is 33 : 100, 33/100 and 0.33 respectively

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33%

In ratio:

33%

= 33 / 100

= 33 : 100

In fraction:

33%

= 33/100

In decimal:

33%

= 33/100

= 0.33

Therefore, the equivalent value of 33% expressed in a ratio, fraction, and decimal is 33 : 100, 33/100 and 0.33 respectively

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