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What is 5 pence as a fraction of a pound?

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What is 5 pence as a fraction of a pound?

Question asked by: cati25

Asked on: 21 Mar 2009

It is 5% first and foremost, which is 5/100 as a fraction.

Now we notice this can be reduced and a fraction should usually be reduced to its lowest form, so 5/100 can both be divided exactly by 5 to give 1/20
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Replied at: 05 Apr 2009
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