Fractions in Standard Form
This is the standard form of the fraction 12/30.
What is 0.4?
This is 0.25, converted to a percentage.
What is 25%?
This is the fraction 14/26, converted to a percentage that is correct to the nearest tenth.
What is 53.8%?
A denominator of 72 and a numerator of this number would be equal to a value of 50%.
What is 36?
The study of points, lines, surfaces & solids is known as this.
What is geometry?
This is the standard form of 30/50.
What is 0.6?
This is 0.503, converted to a percentage.
What is 50.3%?
Correct to the nearest tenth, this percentage represents the fraction 7/77.
What is 9.1%?
A denominator of this number and a numerator of 15 would be equal to a value of 25%.
What is 60?
The study of angles and triangles is known as this.
What is trigonometry?
This is the standard form of 37/57, correct to the nearest hundredth.
What is 0.65?
This is 0.7, converted to a percentage.
What is 70%?
This is the fraction 103/204, converted to a percentage that is correct to the nearest tenth.
What is 50.5%?
A denominator of this number and a numerator of 6 would be equal to a value of 25%.
What is 48?
The never-ending number that begins with 3.14159 has this name.
What is pi?
This is the standard form of 45/38, correct to the nearest hundredth.
What is 1.18?
This is 3.25, converted to a percentage.
What is 325%?
This percentage represents the fraction 1024/2048.
What is 50%
A denominator of 48 and a numerator of this number would be equal to a value of 62.5%.
What is 30?
This is the only prime number whose last digit is a 2.
What is 2?
This is the standard form of 105/600, correct to the nearest hundredth.
What is 0.18?
This is 14.3, converted to a percentage.
What is 1430%?
The fraction 21/90 can be expressed by this percentage, rounded to the nearest tenth.
What is 23.3%?
One example of a fraction that would convert to 75% is this. (Your answer may be any fraction that is equal to 75%!)
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Of all possible shapes with the same area, this type of shape has the shortest perimeter.
What is a circle?