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10. Fraction to Percentage (Mixed Number to Percentage) example ( Enter your problem )
  1. Example-1
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  8. Fraction to Decimal (Mixed Number to Decimal)
  9. Decimal to Fraction (Decimal to Mixed Number)
  10. Fraction to Percentage (Mixed Number to Percentage)
  11. Improper fraction to Mixed number
  12. Mixed Number to Improper Fraction
  13. Reciprocal of a fraction
  14. LCD of fractions
  15. Convert unlike fraction to like fraction
  16. Comparing fractions
  17. Ascending and descending order of fractions
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  19. Add, subtract, multiply and divide of Mixed numbers
  20. Visual Model for Adding, Subtracting of Fractions
  21. Simplify fraction expression

9. Decimal to Fraction (Decimal to Mixed Number)
(Previous method)
11. Improper fraction to Mixed number
(Next method)

1. Example-1





1. Find Fraction to Percentage of `3/4`

Solution:
Method-1:
`3/4=3/4 xx 100=75 %`



Method-2:
Step-1: Convert fraction to decimal number
Steps of converting fraction to decimal number

Method-1: Long Division Method for 3 divided by 4
 0.75
43.00
28 =4 × 7
  20
 20=4 × 5
  0
4 table
4×1=4
4×2=8
4×3=12
4×4=16
4×5=20
4×6=24
4×7=28
4×8=32
4×9=36
4×10=40

`3/4=0.75`



Method-2: Expand the denominator to be a power of 10.
`3/4`

If we multiply denominator 4 by 25, it becomes 100 (power of 10).
So multiply numerator and denominator by 25

`=(3 xx 25)/(4 xx 25)`

`=(75)/(100)`

100 has 2 zeros, So write 75 with 2 decimal point from the right

`=0.75`


Step-2: Multiply by 100 to convert decimal number to percent
`0.75xx100=75 %`
2. Find Fraction to Percentage of `1/2`

Solution:
Method-1:
`1/2=1/2 xx 100=50 %`



Method-2:
Step-1: Convert fraction to decimal number
Steps of converting fraction to decimal number

Method-1: Long Division Method for 1 divided by 2
 0.5
21.0
10=2 × 5
  0
2 table
2×1=2
2×2=4
2×3=6
2×4=8
2×5=10
2×6=12
2×7=14
2×8=16
2×9=18
2×10=20

`1/2=0.5`



Method-2: Expand the denominator to be a power of 10.
`1/2`

If we multiply denominator 2 by 5, it becomes 10 (power of 10).
So multiply numerator and denominator by 5

`=(1 xx 5)/(2 xx 5)`

`=(5)/(10)`

10 has 1 zeros, So write 5 with 1 decimal point from the right

`=0.5`


Step-2: Multiply by 100 to convert decimal number to percent
`0.5xx100=50 %`
3. Find Fraction to Percentage of `3/2`

Solution:
Method-1:
`3/2=3/2 xx 100=150 %`



Method-2:
Step-1: Convert fraction to decimal number
Steps of converting fraction to decimal number

Method-1: Long Division Method for 3 divided by 2
 1.5
23.0
2 =2 × 1
 10
10=2 × 5
  0
2 table
2×1=2
2×2=4
2×3=6
2×4=8
2×5=10
2×6=12
2×7=14
2×8=16
2×9=18
2×10=20

`3/2=1.5`



Method-2: Expand the denominator to be a power of 10.
`3/2`

If we multiply denominator 2 by 5, it becomes 10 (power of 10).
So multiply numerator and denominator by 5

`=(3 xx 5)/(2 xx 5)`

`=(15)/(10)`

10 has 1 zeros, So write 15 with 1 decimal point from the right

`=1.5`


Step-2: Multiply by 100 to convert decimal number to percent
`1.5xx100=150 %`
4. Find Fraction to Percentage of `10/3`

Solution:
Method-1:
`10/3=10/3 xx 100=333.33 %`



Method-2:
Step-1: Convert fraction to decimal number
Steps of converting fraction to decimal number

Method-1: Long Division Method for 10 divided by 3
  3.33333
310.00000
 9     =3 × 3
  10    
  9    =3 × 3
  10   
  9   =3 × 3
  10  
  9  =3 × 3
  10 
  9 =3 × 3
  10
  9=3 × 3
  1
3 table
3×1=3
3×2=6
3×3=9
3×4=12
3×5=15
3×6=18
3×7=21
3×8=24
3×9=27
3×10=30

`10/3=3.33333`


Step-2: Multiply by 100 to convert decimal number to percent
`3.33333xx100=333.33 %`


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9. Decimal to Fraction (Decimal to Mixed Number)
(Previous method)
11. Improper fraction to Mixed number
(Next method)





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