Percent to Fraction Worksheet
How to work it out (Over 100, then simplify): Percent → fraction: p% = p/100, then divide the top and the bottom by their HCF (40/100 = 2/5). Fraction → percent: multiply the top and the bottom to make the bottom 100 (3/4 = 75/100 = 75%). Learn the friends: 1/2 = 50%, 1/4 = 25%, 3/4 = 75%, 1/5 = 20%, 1/10 = 10%.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
- 1.21/50 as a percent =
- 2.31/50 as a percent =
- 3.24% as a fraction =
- 4.86% as a fraction =
- 5.63% as a fraction =
- 6.40% as a fraction =
- 7.29% as a fraction =
- 8.7/50 as a percent =
- 9.8/25 as a percent =
- 10.Which is more: 21/50 or 42%? (a) both are equal (b) 21/50 (c) 42%
- 11.17/20 as a percent =
- 12.43/50 as a percent =
- 13.51% as a fraction =
- 14.6/25 as a percent =
- 15.Which is more: 4/5 or 85%? (a) 4/5 (b) 85% (c) both are equal
- 16.7/10 as a percent =
- 17.3/50 as a percent =
- 18.Which is more: 3/20 or 30%? (a) 30% (b) 3/20 (c) both are equal
- 19.37% as a fraction =
- 20.28% as a fraction =
- 21.Which is more: 7/25 or 43%? (a) both are equal (b) 43% (c) 7/25
- 22.Which is more: 11/25 or 44%? (a) 44% (b) 11/25 (c) both are equal
- 23.Which is more: 17/20 or 70%? (a) 70% (b) both are equal (c) 17/20
- 24.Which is more: 11/20 or 45%? (a) 11/20 (b) both are equal (c) 45%
- 25.21/25 as a percent =
- 26.74% as a fraction =
- 27.7/20 as a percent =
- 28.43% as a fraction =
- 29.1/4 as a percent =
- 30.47/50 as a percent =
- 31.53% as a fraction =
- 32.Which is more: 4/25 or 16%? (a) both are equal (b) 16% (c) 4/25
- 33.49% as a fraction =
- 34.52% as a fraction =
- 35.11/20 as a percent =
- 36.1% as a fraction =
- 37.16% as a fraction =
- 38.3/25 as a percent =
- 39.18/25 as a percent =
- 40.14% as a fraction =
Answer key
- 42
- 62
- 6/25
- 43/50
- 63/100
- 2/5
- 29/100
- 14
- 32
- both are equal
- 85
- 86
- 51/100
- 24
- 85%
- 70
- 6
- 30%
- 37/100
- 7/25
- 43%
- both are equal
- 17/20
- 11/20
- 84
- 37/50
- 35
- 43/100
- 25
- 94
- 53/100
- both are equal
- 49/100
- 13/25
- 55
- 1/100
- 4/25
- 12
- 72
- 7/50
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