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For each fraction, decimal, or percent, write the equivalent number from the list below. 0.68, 19/50, 9/20, 80%, 0.54. A. 38% __

___ B. 4/5 ______ C. 17/25_______. D. 27/50_______. E. 0.45_______

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ICE Princess25 [194]2 years ago

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Answer:

0.45=9/20
27/50=0.54
4/5=80
17/25=0.68
38%=19/50

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