3 years ago

Tomas used 65% of a dollar to purchase a highlighter. Write the percent as a fraction, as a dollar amount, and a decimal.

Mathematics

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Dahasolnce [82]3 years ago

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65% of 1 = .65

65/100 = 13/20
65/100 = .65
65/100 = .65¢

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