A percentage divided by one hundred is a basis point or 1 per ten thousand is a 100 millimeters. Like similar units (percent 0/0, per mille 0/00…) it can be expressed as 0/000.

Where x is the basis point of some system, could you possibly say “where x is the basis point value. But where is a basis point value?” As

of 16th century, the basis point is also less commonly called permyriad.

Anywhere you want a decimal fraction (with a value between 0 and 1), if you want it to be a percentage value, you must calculate a decimal fraction. Why? The number 61/100 (61%) can be written as the decimal fraction 0.61.

If the numeric fraction is zero, the decimal fraction has to be zero. The decimal fraction must be zero.

A percentage divided by one hundred is a basis point or 1 per ten thousand is a 100 millimeters. Like similar units (percent 0/0, per mille 0/00…) it can be expressed as 0/000.

Where x is the basis point of some system, could you possibly say “where x is the basis point value. But where is a basis point value?” As

of 16th century, the basis point is also less commonly called permyriad.

Anywhere you want a decimal fraction (with a value between 0 and 1), if you want it to be a percentage value, you must calculate a decimal fraction. Why? The number 61/100 (61%) can be written as the decimal fraction 0.61.

If the numeric fraction is zero, the decimal fraction has to be zero. The decimal fraction must be zero.