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2 years ago

Please answer quickly and show work. (If you show work you get brainliest)

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vfiekz [6]2 years ago

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Tip: decimal to percentage is easy. 0.78 would be 78%. percentage would be vice versa 39% is 0.39. decimal or percentage to fraction is easy aswell, make the number out of 100, meaning 39% would be 39/100

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