Convert the following percent to a decimal and then to a common factor 87.5%

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First to convert the percent to a decimal divide by 100 or move the decal point twice to the left.

87.5% -> 0.875

You can convert to a fraction by placing the expression over 100 and simplify, this will equate to 7/80

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