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3 years ago

What is .52,57% and 2/5 from least to greatest

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5 0

Concert 2/5 into a percent 5*20 = 100 (denominator) so 2* 20 =40
40/100 is 40%
I'm guessing you accidentally put the dor in front of 52 so it would be 40 at least and 52.57 at greatest

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