Calculate Percents Using Fractions (Solve Percent Problems) - [6-3-15]

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What if we use another number to solve the division process but get the right answer? Is that ok?

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Just a reminder to all that 100 is divisible by "2, 4, 5, 10, 25, and 50" only... therefore, it won't work for numbers not divisible by those numbers that I have mentioned... For example, 27% you will get a Decimal Fraction of 1/3.703 or 2.7/10... example, 97% you will get a Decimal Fraction of 1/1.0309 or 9.7/10... example. 81% = 8.1/10 or 1/1.2345... ex., 36% = 3.6/10 or 1/2.7778... ex., 43% = 4.3/10 or 1/2.3255... ex. 3% = 0.3/10 or 1/33.3333... etc. Proper Fraction have NO Decimal Fraction Equivalent, like for example 10% = 1/10... ex., 4% = 1/25... ex., 5% = 1/20... ex., 25% = 1/4... ex., 50% = 1/2... ex.,60% = 3/5... ex., 45% = 9/20... ex., 75% = 3/4... ex., 80% = 4/5... ex., 90% = 9/10... ex., 12% = 3/25... ex., 24% = 6/25... ex., 35% = 7/20... etc.

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20/10 divided by 2/2=10/5

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80/100 divided by 10/10=8/10

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260/5 divided by 5/5=52/1

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30/5 divided by 5/5=6/1

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150/25 divided by 5/5=30/5

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using division multiplication

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great lesson, I have a habit of as an example 80/100 x 65/1 =5200/100 = 52/1 = 52. I always found that easier

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4 and 4/5

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8/10 divided by 2/2=4/5

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25/100 divided by 25/25=1/4

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500===/25% 500×75/100 5×75============375 500×25/100= 5×25============125

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The first problem my tito said if its 50% you just have to half the number you dont have to solve anymore??

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12/1.3/2=36/2

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16/1.1/2=16/2=8

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12/1.2/1=24/1

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80/100

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fraction 16/1

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convert percent into fraction

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16 whole number

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