I'm not sure if this is a math help website, but if it is

[Amber Manges]

I was excepted into the nursing program at my college and need to review some math for a test. I don't know how too do this type of problem.

express 0.3% as a ratio.

 

[mathman]

I was excepted into the nursing program at my college and need to review some math for a test. I don't know how too do this type of problem.

express 0.3% as a ratio.

First question - do you know what % means? Answer - (per hundred)
Second question - do you know what 0.3/100 means? Answer - (3/1000)
Final question - do you know what ratio means and what it is for the answers?

 

[DaveC426913]

Um, also, if you're taking an acceptance test, you might want to review some grammar too. Your words-to-errors ratio is 29:2 (or 6.9%).

 

[tiny-tim]

Welcome to PF!

I was excepted into the nursing program at my college and need to review some math for a test. I don't know how too do this type of problem.

express 0.3% as a ratio.

Hi Amber Manges! Welcome to PF!

Yes, this definitely is a math help website!

Do post your other problems here, but show us what you think the answer is, or say which word you don't understand (was it "ratio" in this case?), so we can see where you're having trouble, and know how to help you.

And start a blog, if you like … most members write boring physics in their blogs, so nursing maths (mathematical nursing? ) would be a refreshing change!

 

[Redbelly98]

Replace the "%" with the fraction "1/100", and carry out the multiplication:

0.3% =

<br /> 0.3 \ \text{x} \ \frac{1}{100} = \frac{0.3}{100}<br />

If they want a fraction with integers (no decimals like 0.3) then you'll need to work with the expression a little more, but hopefully that is enough to get you started.

 

[berkeman]

Um, also, if you're taking an acceptance test, you might want to review some grammar too. Your words-to-errors ratio is 29:2 (or 6.9%).

I got 34:2 = 5.9%, but the 2nd error was just capitalization, not grammar. Did I miss one?


(Note to Amber -- we don't usually give folks too bad a time about grammar. Dave and I are kidding around...)

 

[DaveC426913]

I got 34:2 = 5.9%, but the 2nd error was just capitalization, not grammar. Did I miss one?

I only counted the OP's message, not the problem statement.

(Note to Amber -- we don't usually give folks too bad a time about grammar. Dave and I are kidding around...)

Yes, Amber, Dave gets the 'worlds leastest warmest welcomer' hat :shy:, which he will wear with shame until such time as you pass your exam.