How to change a precent to a decimals

2 answers:

8 0

To change a percent to a decimal, you must move the decimal point inwards two places. For example, say you have 45%. To change 45% to a decimal, move the decimal point in two places, and you will have 0.45. Once you’ve moved the decimal, don’t add the percent symbol, because it’s no longer a percent.

aalyn [17]2 years ago

8 0

Grab your percentage like 100% then move the invisible decimal two places to the right 1.00 making it 1

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