Reply to this professionally "I usually break down percent as per hundred to think of it as a decimal; it helps me understand the fractions better. For example, if you have 25%, you can think of it as 25 out of 100 or 0.25 in decimal form. I multiply small percentages like 2% and 4% by moving the decimal (like 2% is 0.2). For multiples of 5 or 10, I shift the decimal too (10% is 0.1). Understanding percent better would be super helpful for budgeting, shopping deals, and calculating tips accurately. It could save money by knowing discounts and sales percentages more confidently. I see percent very useful in my life when I go shopping. I'm trying to figure out how much I can save during a sale or when I see a deal or even when bargaining, I can ask for a certain percent off, and as a sales representative, I use presents to get customers to buy my product by saying I will give them a percentage off