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When teaching decimals and percents, most textbooks have examples where they show little arrows under each digit of a number to indicate that the decimal place is moved two places left or two places right.
It looks a bit like this, with the left arrows under the digits 5 and 6. (JPG also attached)
56% = 56% = 0.56
<<How do I represent these little jump arrows?
Thanks!
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