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to convert a percentage to a (decimal) fraction, divide the percentage by 100%: Convert 38% to a fraction: 38% ------ = 0.38 100%
Continuing this example: 0.38 is a decimal fraction. If you want a form other than that of decimal fraction, you could 1) multiply this 0.38 by 100 and then 2) divide the result by 100. This gives you 38/100, which can be reduced to 17/50.
Alternatively, if you gave me 38% and asked me to find a fractional equivalent, I'd divide that 38% by 100% as before and then, to reduce the result, divide both the 38 and the 100 by 2.
@crux3: This discussion may be of interest and help to you as well.
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