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Convert 15 % into fraction :

  1. 4 over 30
  2. 2 over 10
  3. 3 over 20
  4. 1 over 12

The correct answer is: 3 over 20


    15% = 15 over 100
    Divide numerator and denominator by 5:
    fraction numerator begin display style bevelled 15 over 5 end style over denominator begin display style bevelled 100 over 5 end style end fraction = 3 over 20

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