Convert Fraction to Percentage: Changing 7/100 to Percent Form

Fraction to Percentage with Denominator 100

Convert the fraction 7100 \frac{7}{100} into a percentage.

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00:04 Let's learn how to convert fractions into percentages.
00:09 First, make sure the denominator is 100 in your fraction.
00:16 Then, the numerator becomes your percentage. Simple, right?
00:26 Now, let's apply this method to our exercise.
00:31 Here's the solution laid out step by step.

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Understand the problem

Convert the fraction 7100 \frac{7}{100} into a percentage.

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Step-by-step solution

The fraction:

x100 \frac{x}{100} is actually x percent.

Therefore we use the formula:

x100=x% \frac{x}{100}=x\%

7100=7% \frac{7}{100}=7\%

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Final Answer

7%

Key Points to Remember

Essential concepts to master this topic
  • Rule: When denominator is 100, the numerator equals the percentage
  • Technique: Apply x100=x% \frac{x}{100} = x\% formula directly: 7100=7% \frac{7}{100} = 7\%
  • Check: Convert back: 7% = 7 ÷ 100 = 7100 \frac{7}{100}

Common Mistakes

Avoid these frequent errors
  • Converting by multiplying the fraction by 100
    Don't multiply 7100×100=7 \frac{7}{100} \times 100 = 7 and call it 7%! This gives you just the number 7, not a percentage. When the denominator is already 100, the numerator IS the percentage: 7100=7% \frac{7}{100} = 7\% .

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Convert the fraction into a percentage:

\( \frac{2}{100}=\text{?} \)

FAQ

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Why don't I need to multiply by 100 here?

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When the denominator is already 100, you don't multiply! The fraction 7100 \frac{7}{100} literally means "7 out of 100," which is exactly what 7% means.

What if the fraction had a different denominator like 7/50?

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Then you would multiply by 100! For 750 \frac{7}{50} , you'd calculate: 750×100=14% \frac{7}{50} \times 100 = 14\% . The rule only works when denominator equals 100.

How do I remember this special rule?

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Think of it this way: "Per cent" means "per hundred." So 7100 \frac{7}{100} is literally "7 per hundred" = 7%!

Can I still use the multiply-by-100 method?

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Yes, but it's unnecessary extra work! 7100×100=7 \frac{7}{100} \times 100 = 7 , then add the % symbol. The direct method is faster: 7100=7% \frac{7}{100} = 7\% .

What if I get confused between 7 and 7%?

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Remember: 7 is just a number, but 7% means 7 out of 100. The % symbol shows it's a percentage, not just the number 7.

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