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Is 0.8 percent same as 8 percent? - Answers
No. 0.8 is seen as 80%. Look at it like this. Imagine the number 1.0 as 100. You're multiplying the decimal (1.0) by 10, to make 100. Applying the same to 0.8 will also work. If you see 0.8 as a whole number, multiplying it by 10, you will get 80. The 0.8 is 0.8 out of 1.0, so it is effectively 80/100, making it 80%. Hoped this helped. 0.08 would be 8%.
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Is 0.8 percent same as 8 percent? - Answers
No. 0.8 is seen as 80%. Look at it like this. Imagine the number 1.0 as 100. You're multiplying the decimal (1.0) by 10, to make 100. Applying the same to 0.8 will also work. If you see 0.8 as a whole number, multiplying it by 10, you will get 80. The 0.8 is 0.8 out of 1.0, so it is effectively 80/100, making it 80%. Hoped this helped. 0.08 would be 8%.
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Is 0.8 percent same as 8 percent? - Answers
No. 0.8 is seen as 80%. Look at it like this. Imagine the number 1.0 as 100. You're multiplying the decimal (1.0) by 10, to make 100. Applying the same to 0.8 will also work. If you see 0.8 as a whole number, multiplying it by 10, you will get 80. The 0.8 is 0.8 out of 1.0, so it is effectively 80/100, making it 80%. Hoped this helped. 0.08 would be 8%.
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