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When changing a percent to the equivalent decimal, you drop the percent sign and then what?
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When changing a percent to the equivalent decimal, you drop the percent sign and then what?
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When changing a percent to the equivalent decimal, you drop the percent sign and then what?
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Move the decimal to the left twice.
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(this is the equivalent of diving the number by 100.)
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