I found it hard at first but when Mrs Taylor gave me this diagram-
It made it easier to understand.
The Different lines show what to do with converting, for example:
If I was converting a Decimal into a Percentage I would times the decimal by 100 and it would give me my percentage.
And if I was converting a percentage into a fraction I would just put the percentage over 100 and it makes the right fraction.
The one that I was stuck on was converting decimals to fractions but then I understood, you need to take the numbers after the decimal point and depending on how many there are and where they are after it, you either put them over 10,100,1000...
I hope this helped you!
If I was converting a Decimal into a Percentage I would times the decimal by 100 and it would give me my percentage.
And if I was converting a percentage into a fraction I would just put the percentage over 100 and it makes the right fraction.
The one that I was stuck on was converting decimals to fractions but then I understood, you need to take the numbers after the decimal point and depending on how many there are and where they are after it, you either put them over 10,100,1000...
I hope this helped you!
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