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OpenStudy (tennis5518):
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
@whpalmer4
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
so it D
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
?
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
ok A
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OpenStudy (tennis5518):
@Stormer15
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
B
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
0.65>0.03
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
i mea 0.065
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
becuase 0.065 is bigger than 0.03
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OpenStudy (tennis5518):
oops i didnt see least to greatest
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
thxs
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
i think it A
OpenStudy (danjs):
It probably wants you to change them all into one form, and compare them directly
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
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OpenStudy (tennis5518):
@stormer15
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
A
OpenStudy (danjs):
0.25 is 25 one hundreths
25/100
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
ok is it A
OpenStudy (danjs):
a per cent, is 'out of 100' , so
32% = 32/100
all 4 are in fraction form,
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OpenStudy (tennis5518):
greatest to least so it has to be A
OpenStudy (danjs):
if you change them to all the same denominator, it is a direct comparison
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
then what is it?????
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
excatly!!!!!
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
because if you change it 7/14 it 0.5 and 2/5 is 0.4 so 0.5, 0.4, 0.32, 0.25
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OpenStudy (tennis5518):
thx @stormer15 and @DanJS
OpenStudy (danjs):
yeah those are easy fractions, what if you have like
657/851 and random crap.
OpenStudy (danjs):
change to decimal
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
ok that actually easy
OpenStudy (tennis5518):
77.2033%
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OpenStudy (whpalmer4):
changing to \[657/851\]to decimal gives you \[0.772032902467685\]which is equivalent to \(77.2032902467685\%\) but if someone asks you for a decimal and you give them a percentage, you have given them a wrong answer.