MEANDMATH

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Converting Fractions to Percentages through

  • Visual Representation
  • Factor pair Method
  • Multiplier Method

Method#1: Visual Representation

Visual representation helps us understand how to convert fractions into percentages visually.

We had already discussed wholes & percentages previously. Click here for a quick go-through.

Method #2: Factor pair of 100

A factor of a number divides the number without leaving any remainder.

Factor pair of a number are two numbers multiplied together to get the same number.

for example,

2×5=10

2 & 5 are factor pair of 10.

There can be more than 1 factor pair for any number.

Remember: Prime numbers have only one factor pair.

 

Method #3: Multiplier Method

It is a method where 100 acts as a multiplier to convert a fraction into a percentage.

Multiply the fraction by 100 and simplify.  

Remember: When a fraction multiplies with 100, only the numerator is multiplied by 100.

The denominator stays the same.

Let's Summarize

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Learning Checklist

Converting Fractions to Percentages through

  • Visual Representation
  • Factor pair Method
  • Multiplier Method

Method#1: Visual Representation

Visual representation helps us understand how to convert fractions into percentages visually.

We had already discussed wholes & percentages previously. Click here for a quick go-through.

Method #2: Factor pair of 100

A factor of a number divides the number without leaving any remainder.

Factor pair of a number are two numbers multiplied together to get the same number.

for example,

2×5=10

2 & 5 are factor pair of 10.

There can be more than 1 factor pair for any number.

Remember: Prime numbers have only one factor pair.

 

Method #3: Multiplier Method

It is a method where 100 acts as a multiplier to convert a fraction into a percentage.

Multiply the fraction by 100 and simplify.  

Remember: When a fraction multiplies with 100, only the numerator is multiplied by 100.

The denominator stays the same.

Let's Summarize

Test Your Understanding

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Want to practice More!

Download our MeandMath Practice app!

Olympiad Level Questions

Printable Worksheets

Practice Quiz(download meandmath practice app)

Still Stuck!

Book a free demo class & clear your doubts!

Related Topics

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