Change 1/4 to a decimal, then a percent.
A-0.25, 25%
B-0.25, 0.25%
C-0.25, 2.5%
D...
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Change 1/4 to a decimal, then a percent.
A-0.25, 25%
B-0.25, 0.25%
C-0.25, 2.5%
D-2.5, 25%
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