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2 years ago

Convert 3/8 to a decimal and percent but pls explain how you guys get 375 pls ;-;

1 answer:

7 0

You just divide 3 by 8. when 3 is inside the "house" and 8 is outside, 8 doesn't go into 3 so move on and 8 goes into 30 3 times. and so forth. 30-24=6 bring down the 0. 8 goes into 60 7 times. the decimal is 0.375. the percent is 37.5%.

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