Before calculating with a percent, it must be changed to a decimal or:
AFederal form
BFractional form
CFactorial form
DFunctional form
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Fractional form
1. Two working forms are named.
2. One is the decimal form.
3. The other is the fractional form.
_Source: OpenStax 'Contemporary Mathematics', Ch 6 'Money Management' (CC BY)_
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