SOLUTION: One economic indicator of the national economy Is the number orders places ny manufacturera. One month, the number of orders rose One-fourth of 1 percent.
A. Write this using a %
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Question 841944: One economic indicator of the national economy Is the number orders places ny manufacturera. One month, the number of orders rose One-fourth of 1 percent.
A. Write this using a % symbol
B. Express it as a fraction
C. Express it as a decimal
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A. Write this using a % symbol
One-fourth of 1 percent = (1/4)*(1 percent)
One-fourth of 1 percent = (1/4*1) percent
One-fourth of 1 percent = 1/4 percent
One-fourth of 1 percent = 1/4 %
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B. Express it as a fraction
1/4 % = (1/4)/100
1/4 % = (1/4)/(100/1)
1/4 % = (1/4)*(1/100)
1/4 % = (1*1)/(4*100)
1/4 % = 1/400
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C. Express it as a decimal
1/4 % = (1/4)/100
1/4 % = (0.25)/100
1/4 % = 0.0025
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