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How do you convert #0.004%# into a fraction?

Answer 1

Mila Anderson

#1/25000#

example:-

#100%=100/100=1#

#50%=50/100=1/2=0.5#

#15%=cancel15^3/cancel100^20=3/20=0.15#

#:.0.004%=cancel 0.004^1/cancel100^25000#

#:.=1/25000#

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Answer 2

Gianna Caruso

#0.004%=1/25000#

#x%# as a fraction is just #x/100#

Hence #0.004%# is #0.004/100#

= #4/1000xx1/100#

= #cancel4^1/1000xx1/cancel100^25#

= #1/25000#

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Answer 3

Luna Angel

#1/25000#

Recall;

#x% = x/100#

Now;

#0.004% = 0.004/100 = 0.00004 = 4/100000 = 1/25000#

#0.004% = 0.004/100 = 0.004 div 100 = 4/1000 div 100 = 4/1000 xx 1/100 = 4/100000 = 1/25000#

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Answer 4

Jeremiah Andrews

To convert 0.004% to a fraction, you first need to express 0.004% as a decimal, which is 0.00004. Then, you can simplify it by removing the decimal point, which gives you 4/100,000. This fraction can be further simplified to 1/25,000. Therefore, 0.004% is equivalent to 1/25,000 as a fraction.

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Answer from HIX Tutor

When evaluating a one-sided limit, you need to be careful when a quantity is approaching zero since its sign is different depending on which way it is approaching zero from. Let us look at some examples.