You've uploaded an image that shows a worksheet titled
“Convert the following fractions into percents.” with answers already filled in. Since you asked to “solve the problem and explain the solution,” I’ll walk through
how to convert each fraction to a percent, even though the answers are already provided — this will help you understand the process.
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## 📌 Key Concept:
To convert a
fraction to a percent, you can use one of these methods:
✔ Method 1: Multiply by 100%
> Fraction × 100% = Percent
Example:
`10/100 × 100% = 10%`
✔ Method 2: Convert to decimal, then multiply by 100
> Fraction → Decimal → ×100 → Add % sign
Example:
`10/100 = 0.10 → 0.10 × 100 = 10%`
✔ Method 3: Simplify first (if denominator isn’t 100), then scale to 100
> Find equivalent fraction with denominator 100, then write numerator + %
Example:
`25/50 = 1/2 = 50/100 → 50%`
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## 🔍 Let’s go through each problem with explanation:
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Row 1:
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10/100 = 10%
→ Already over 100 → just write numerator + % → 10%
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50/100 = 50%
→ Same logic → 50%
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44/100 = 44%
→ 44%
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Row 2:
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25/50 = 50%
→ Simplify: 25÷25 / 50÷25 = 1/2 → 1/2 = 50/100 → 50%
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10/40 = 25%
→ Simplify: 10÷10 / 40÷10 = 1/4 → 1/4 = 25/100 → 25%
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Row 3:
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10/20 = 50%
→ 10÷10 / 20÷10 = 1/2 → 50%
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30/40 = 75%
→ Simplify: 30÷10 / 40÷10 = 3/4 → 3/4 = 75/100 → 75%
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15/30 = 50%
→ 15÷15 / 30÷15 = 1/2 → 50%
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Row 4:
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11/100 = 11%
→ Direct → 11%
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65/100 = 65%
→ 65%
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15/50 = 30%
→ 15÷5 / 50÷5 = 3/10 → 3/10 = 30/100 → 30%
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Row 5:
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20/25 = 80%
→ 20÷5 / 25÷5 = 4/5 → 4/5 = 80/100 → 80%
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50/200 = 25%
→ 50÷50 / 200÷50 = 1/4 → 25%
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80/200 = 40%
→ 80÷40 / 200÷40 = 2/5 → 2/5 = 40/100 → 40%
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Row 6:
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24/200 = 12%
→ 24÷2 / 200÷2 = 12/100 → 12%
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99/100 = 99%
→ Direct → 99%
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50/200 = 25%
→ Same as above → 25%
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Row 7:
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19/190 = 10%
→ 19÷19 / 190÷19 = 1/10 → 1/10 = 10/100 → 10%
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48/200 = 24%
→ 48÷2 / 200÷2 = 24/100 → 24%
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10/50 = 20%
→ 10÷10 / 50÷10 = 1/5 → 1/5 = 20/100 → 20%
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✔ Final Tips:
- If denominator is
100, percent = numerator.
- If not,
simplify or
convert to decimal.
- Always check if you can reduce the fraction first — it makes conversion easier!
- You can also use calculator: `fraction → decimal → ×100 → add %`.
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✔ All answers in your image are
correct! Great job if you solved them yourself!
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or practice problems without answers 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of percent worksheet grade 5.
