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How do you change minuets in an hour to decimals? - Answers

60 minutes are in a hour, so 60 = 100%. Let's say you wanted to know 12 minutes. 5 x 12 = 60, or 5 lots of 12 minutes = 100%. 100% divided by 5 is 20%. This means that 12 minutes is 20% of an hour. Converting this into decimals is easy, and it would be 0.2.



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60 minutes are in a hour, so 60 = 100%. Let's say you wanted to know 12 minutes. 5 x 12 = 60, or 5 lots of 12 minutes = 100%. 100% divided by 5 is 20%. This means that 12 minutes is 20% of an hour. Converting this into decimals is easy, and it would be 0.2.



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How do you change minuets in an hour to decimals? - Answers

60 minutes are in a hour, so 60 = 100%. Let's say you wanted to know 12 minutes. 5 x 12 = 60, or 5 lots of 12 minutes = 100%. 100% divided by 5 is 20%. This means that 12 minutes is 20% of an hour. Converting this into decimals is easy, and it would be 0.2.

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