The ascending order of 0.3,1/5 and 15% is
Correct answer: B. 15%, 1/5 and 0.3
- A. 0.3, 1/5 and 15%
- B. 15%, 1/5 and 0.3
- C. 0.3, 15% and 1/5
- D. 1/5, 0.3 and 15%
Explanation
To solve this question, convert each value to a decimal:0.3 is already a decimal.1/5 = 0.215% = 15/100 = 0.15Now, arrange them in ascending order (smallest to largest):0.15, 0.2, 0.3Therefore, the ascending order of 0.3, 1/5, and 15% is:15%, 1/5, 0.3The other options are incorrect because they do not reflect the correct ascending order of the converted decimals.
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