An example of a simple ratio is 2:3. If you were to receive two pieces of candy for every three questions you answer correctly, this is how you would write it in ratio form.
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In order to turn percent to a fraction, first, we write it as 48/100. Then, from there we simplify it to the simplest form.
48/100 = (48/4) / (100/4) = 12/25
So, 48% <span>expressed as a fraction in simplest form is 12/25.</span>
The protein capsid of the virus is lacking in a cell. The capsid is a protein shell of the virus that protects the virus and encloses the genetic material of the virus. The capsid is formed of subunits called protomers. The protomers are made of protein. It also allows the virion to attach to a host cell and <span>enables the virion to penetrate the host cell membrane.</span>
Answer:
"Enrichment Activity2" would be the appropriate response.
Explanation:
- Enrichment opportunities or activities broaden the experience of a pupil in areas that vary from either the ways through which children study mostly during the academic period.
- The practice that encourages analytical thinking, learning, pattern recognition, imagination, and attention could become an enrichment exercise.