Step-by-step explanation:
Let's do the Fraction to Percent part first. Since all of the fractions have 100 in the denominator, this should be easy. The first one is 15/100 so this is just 15%, the next one is 73/100 and you can see that it is just 73%. It is the same way going from Percent to Fraction. On part f, we have 46%, so this will be 46/100.
For decimals, I recommend getting the percent first. I will use part f as my example again. You start with 46%. To make this a decimal, you just move the decimal point two spaces to the left. So, you end up with 0.46. To go from decimal to percent, you just move the point 2 spaces to the right.
