Answer:
10. ○![\displaystyle 4,85; 4\frac{17}{20}](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Cdisplaystyle%204%2C85%3B%204%5Cfrac%7B17%7D%7B20%7D)
9. ○680%
8. ○40%
7. ○![\displaystyle 60](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Cdisplaystyle%2060)
6. ○0,4, 40,5%, 11⁄25, 4⁄9
5. ○![\displaystyle 0,928](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Cdisplaystyle%200%2C928)
4. ○1%
3. ○76%
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Step-by-step explanation:
10. To convert from a percentage to a decimal, move the decimal mark twice to the left; each 20 is worth 5, and since 5 by 17 is 85, you have your fractional part of 17⁄20, then attach the whole number of 4.
9. To convert from a mixed number\improper fraction to a percentage, first evaluate the fractional part for a decimal answer, then move the decimal mark twice to the <em>right</em>.
8. To convert from a fraction to a percentage, evaluate the fraction for a decimal answer, then move the decimal mark twice to the right.
7.
60%
Greatest Common Divisor [GCD]: 44
6.
44%
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44,4%
40%
Now that these are all percentages, it is alot easier to order them from least to greatest.
5. To convert from a percentage to a decimal, move the decimal mark twice to the <em>left</em>.
4. To convert from a decimal to a percentage, move the decimal mark twice to the <em>right</em>.
3. Each 25 is worth 4, and since 4 by 19 is 76, you get 76%.
2. Each 25 is worth 4, and since 4 by 6 is 24, you get 24%, and this graph.
1. Each 36 is worth 2 7⁄9, and since 12 by 2 7⁄9 is 33⅓, you get 33⅓%, so you would choose this answer.
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