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How do you write a ratio as a percentage? Please help!

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How to change a ratio to a percent?<span>To use a new example, convert the ratio 5:7 into 5/7. Divide the top number by the bottom number. In the example, this yields 0.71. Convert the decimal into a percentage by moving the period two places to the right and adding the percentsymbol.</span>

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