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A teacher explains that the word percent is really two words meaning per one:Read the answer and worked solution →Because a percent is a ratio out of a hundred, the denominator when you write it as a fraction is:Read the answer and worked solution →A shop label reads 45 percent. Written as a decimal, the point moves two places to the:Read the answer and worked solution →Going the other way, a decimal becomes a percent when the point moves two places to the:Read the answer and worked solution →

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A teacher explains that the word percent is really two words meaning per one:

  1. Hundred
  2. Thousand
  3. Million
  4. Hundreds
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Correct answer: A. Hundred

1. The word splits into per and cent. 2. Cent points to a hundred. 3. It means per one hundred. _Source: OpenStax Prealgebra 2e, Chapter 6, Percents._

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Because a percent is a ratio out of a hundred, the denominator when you write it as a fraction is:

  1. Just ten
  2. One hundred
  3. One thousand
  4. Just twelve
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Correct answer: B. One hundred

1. Per cent fixes the bottom number. 2. The top is the percent itself. 3. It is one hundred. _Source: OpenStax Prealgebra 2e, Chapter 6, Percents._

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A shop label reads 45 percent. Written as a decimal, the point moves two places to the:

  1. To the left
  2. To the middle
  3. To the top
  4. To the right
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Correct answer: A. To the left

1. Dividing by a hundred makes it smaller. 2. Two places are moved. 3. It moves to the left two places. _Source: OpenStax Prealgebra 2e, Chapter 6, Percents._

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