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What is the numerator called in a percent problem? What is the denominator called in a percent problem ?

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A percentage or percent for short is a fraction; a fraction that always has the denominator as 100. Because the denominator of a percent is always a 100, no matter what the numerator is, we replace 100 with the percent symbol % after the number. By definition, for any number x, x% = x100.

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