When the denominator is 100, you can simply take the numerator and apply the % sign:

fraction( _N, _D ) = 100 * DEC%

fraction( _N, _D ) reduces to fraction( N, D ).

To turn a fraction into a percent, turn the fraction into a decimal and then multiply the decimal by 100.

Denominators of 10 are an easy case: The decimal form is just the numerator with the decimal place moved left by the number of 0s in the denominator - in this case 1 place.

To turn fraction( N, D ) into a decimal, perform long division, dividing D into N (if you need help with this, try practicing some Division exercises or watching some related videos).

N \div D = DEC

To convert this decimal into a percent, we need to multiply it by 100.

DEC = (100 \cdot DEC) \% = roundTo( 2, 100 * DEC )\%