What is the origin of the percent sign?

About 28 percent are from the British Isles. About 23 percent are of French origin. About 15 percent are of other European origin. Two percent are of Native American Indian origin. Six percent are of Arabic origin. The remaining 26 percent are of mixed origin or Asian or African origin.

Percent sign (%) is read as percent.

The percent sign is the % sign.

% This is the sign for a percent. Shift+5

Percent is abbreviated pct. or the sign %

6.5 percent is the same as 0.065

27 as a percent would be 27 percent but make sure you have the percent sign in your answer.

The proper place to put a percent sign in a range is as follows: 40-60% The percent sign is not used after both ranges (40 and 60) when ranges are used. However, when a percentage range is not being described, such as 40 percent, it is acceptable to place the percent sign immediately following the digits (60 percent; 60%), or a space may be used between the digits and the sign (60 %).

No. Normally it is the percentage sign that follows. For example, five percent would be 5% (not %5).

The peso sign might have simply evolved out of the Peso Fuerte which was written as "PF". Here is an article on the origin of the Peso sign: http://philmoney.blogspot.com/2008/01/theory-on-origin-of-peso-sign.html

Just add the percent sign. (2.32%)

A percent or percentage sign is % So 10% of 50 is 5.

Just add a percent sign, like this: 65.3%

Decimal to a percent multiply by 100 and add the % sign.

I would type it with the percent sign, like so: 90%

Multiply the number by 100, then add a percent sign (%) at the end.

putc('%'); write(1, "%", 1); printf("%%"); printf("%c", '%'); will all each put a % character (percent sign) on stdout.

Decimal to percent- move the decimal 2 (two) places to the right and add the percent sign. percent to decimal- move the decimal 2 (two) places to the left and take away the percent sign.

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You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12 You can do it as a decimal or with the percent sign. So both of the following formulas will do the same thing: =A3*12% =A3*0.12

0.072 written as a percent is 7.2 percent to find out is to just move the decimal over two times and add the percent sign % :)

Multiply it by 100 and add a percent sign. If you can't get it ask a teacher.

Remove the percent sign and divide by 100. For example: 37% = 0.37

you just wrote it so i think you can do it again, this is the percent sign % if that's what your asking...