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3 years ago

Write 5% as a decimal.

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You cannot do it that way. Make sure the question you wrote is correct, because you would divide 5 by 100, not 100 by 5. A simple way is to move the decimal point two points to the left. 5% as a decimal is 0.05.

The answer is false if the question is written this way.

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