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convert 21/40 to a percent
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take 21 divide it by 40 then multiply it by 100
divide an move the decimal over twice \[\frac{21}{40+=.525\]
i meant \[\frac{21}{40}=.525\]
oh satellite your latex failed lol
latex not working?
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lol
the second one worked not the first one
ok fine 21/40=.525=52.5%
site is messing with me
52.5*100?
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wat site is that anyways?
no i multiplied by 100 by moving the decimal place twice to the right
21/40=.525
52.5%
o i see
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21/40 = .525 .525 x 100= 52.5%
then move decimal two spaces right and get 52.5%
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