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Decimal to Percentage – Class 7

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Convert decimals to percentages.

by Esther Vinodhini
1

Introduction

Decimal to percentage conversion explains how a decimal becomes a percent. This skill helps you compare proportions and understand data better.

2

The Basic Rule

To convert, multiply the decimal by 100 and add the percent sign. For example, 0.75 × 100 = 75%, not 0.75%.

3

Example 1

Convert 0.75 to a percentage: 0.75 × 100 = 75%. So, 0.75 equals 75 percent.

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Example 2

Convert 0.4 to a percentage: 0.4 × 100 = 40%. Remember the symbol is percent, not the decimal.

5

Quick Rule

When moving the decimal two places to the right, you get the percent value. This is equivalent to multiplying by 100.

6

Fraction to Percent

Converting a fraction like 3/4 to percent: first convert to decimal (0.75), then multiply by 100 to get 75%.

7

Example 3

Convert 0.123 to a percentage: 0.123 × 100 = 12.3%. Include the percent symbol after the number.

8

Small Decimals

For very small decimals, such as 0.006, multiply by 100 to get 0.6%. Be careful with leading zeros.

9

Common Mistakes

Avoid forgetting the percent sign or misplacing the decimal. Double-check by reversing the operation: percent ÷ 100 restores the decimal.

10

recap and Tips

Recap: multiply by 100, add %. Practice with several numbers. Tip: write decimal × 100% to keep this rule clear.

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