To Write Percents as Fractions 1) A percent is a ratio that compares a number to 100. 2) To write a percent as a fraction, make it a fraction by: a. using the percent as the numerator; b. making the denominator "100;" and c. simplifying the fraction, if possible

for example lets start off with something basic 5 % you turn it into 5/100 then you look for a the greatest common factor of 5 and 100 witch is 5 and divide 5 by 100 and 5 by 5 and you get 1/20 < (that's a fraction) by the way you have to simplify the number till it cant be simplified anymore

now that i have tought you how to turn a percentage in to a fraction lets move on to the next step

what is 45 % in its simplest form hint the greatest common factor is 5

ok i hope that you do better in you do better when you turn percentages into fraction in their simplest form

on last thing before you go >>>>>

what is 35 % hint 5 is the gcf

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