A decimal is a number that contains a dot (point) between two numbers.
The dot is used to separate a whole part from a fractional part.
The part that lies to the left side of the decimal is the whole part.
The part that lies to the right side of the decimal is the fractional part.
for example,
2.43 contains 2 wholes and 43 hundredths.
We convert the given decimal into a fraction, and then the fraction into a percentage.
The example cards are used to gain a better understanding.
Let’s understand the Multiplier method.
We multiply the given decimal number by 100.
For example,
2.34
2.34 x 100 = 234.00 = 234%
Remember: When a decimal multiplies by 100, the point shifts 2 steps right.
A percentage is a part out of 100.
To convert a percentage into a decimal, we follow the steps given below.
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A whole is 100%.
Whole cake=100%.
Let’s understand different representation of wholes.
If a whole is divided into many unequal parts, sum of all the parts is 100%.