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BUSINESS MATH Lesson 2 Week 2

This document provides examples and steps for converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages. It explains how to: 1) Convert fractions to decimals by dividing the numerator by the denominator 2) Convert decimals to fractions by writing the decimal above 1 and performing long division 3) Convert decimals to percentages by multiplying the decimal by 100 4) Convert percentages to decimals by dividing the percentage by 100 5) Convert percentages to fractions by first converting to a decimal then writing as a fraction over 100 6) Convert fractions to percentages by first converting to a decimal then multiplying by 100

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BUSINESS MATH Lesson 2 Week 2

This document provides examples and steps for converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages. It explains how to: 1) Convert fractions to decimals by dividing the numerator by the denominator 2) Convert decimals to fractions by writing the decimal above 1 and performing long division 3) Convert decimals to percentages by multiplying the decimal by 100 4) Convert percentages to decimals by dividing the percentage by 100 5) Convert percentages to fractions by first converting to a decimal then writing as a fraction over 100 6) Convert fractions to percentages by first converting to a decimal then multiplying by 100

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CHAPTER 1

CONVERTING
FRACTIONS, DECIMALS
AND PERCENTAGES

Prepared by:
Ms. Eljen M. Montefolka
Business Math Teacher
1. Converting Fractions into Decimals

a) Divide the numerator by the denominator


using the process given in the previous
section.
b) If the quotient is a non-terminating decimal,
determine the group of one or more digits that
eventually repeat, and abbreviate the decimal
using vinculum.
Example:

1 1 2 1 3 5
4 2 12
 0.25  0.50  0.416
2. Converting Decimals into Fraction
Example:

1 0.75
Write down the given
0.75 decimals then divide it by
 1
1
75
 Multiply both top and
100 bottom by 100

3
 Simplify
5
Example:

2 0.625
Write down the given
0.625 decimals then divide it by
 1
1
625 Multiply both top and
 bottom by 1000
1000
5
 Simplify
8
Example:

2.35 Remove 2 for while and write


3 down the given decimals then
0.35 divide it by 1

1
35 Multiply both top and bottom

100 by 1000
7 Simplify

20
7 Bring back the 2 to make it
2
20 mixed number
Example:

4 0.333
Write down the given decimals
0.333
 then divide it by 1
1

333 Multiply both top and bottom


 by 1000
1000

Simplify if necessary
3. Converting Decimals into Percentages
Example:

1 0.8 = 0.8 x 100% = 80%

2 1.2 = 1.2 × 100 % = 120 %

3 7.1 =  7.1 × 100 % = 710 %

4 3.73 =  3.73 × 100 % = 710 %


4. Converting Percentages into Decimals
Example:
23
1 23%   0.23
100
89
2 89%   0.89
100
27
3 27%   0.27
100
2 .8 7
4 2 .8 7 %   0.0287
100
5. Converting Percentage into Fraction
Example:
23
1 23%   0.23  0.23  23
100 1 100
89 0.89 89
2 89%   0.89  
100 1 100
27 0.27 27
3 27%   0.27  
100 1 100

2 .8 7 2870 870
4 2 .8 7 %   0.0287  2
100 1000 1000
87
2
100
6. Converting Fraction to Percent
Example:
3
1  0.6  0.6  100%  6 0 %
5
7
2  0.7  0.7  100%  7 0 %
10
13
3  0.65  0 .6 5  1 0 0 %  6 5 %
20
25
4  2.5  2 .5  1 0 0 %  2 5 0 %
10

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