(Question screenshot in comments) I found out the percent but didn't see that it was a negative fraction, and I can't find anything that explain how to convert negative fractions to decimal/percents. Someone help ??
just bring over the negative
convert 9/20 to a a decimal then bring over the negative sign
covert 9/20 to a percent then bring over the negative sign
What do you mean by "bring over" ? as in just add a negative sign to the percent ??
yes the number is negative the decimal is therefore negative the percent is therefore negative
example: -a/100=-a%
sorry, thanks! it's been a while considering summer so I kind of have to refresh my math lingo, heh.
that is just 3 different ways to represent the same number if you don't put the negative sign on the other two values you are changing the value
another example: \[-\frac{1}{4}=-.25=-25 \%\]
0.45
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