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Sagot :
Too many points for such a simple explanation :)) Whatever:
To get 1/4 of a number you multiply the number by 1/4. Same for any non-percent number. If the number is a percent, say, 23,5%, you first divide it by 100 to get a non-percent, then do the same, that is, multiply it by the number.
Our result is [tex]\frac{1}4*10=\frac{10}4=\frac{5}2=2\frac{1}2=2.5[/tex]
To get 1/4 of a number you multiply the number by 1/4. Same for any non-percent number. If the number is a percent, say, 23,5%, you first divide it by 100 to get a non-percent, then do the same, that is, multiply it by the number.
Our result is [tex]\frac{1}4*10=\frac{10}4=\frac{5}2=2\frac{1}2=2.5[/tex]
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