94/100 = 94%
A score of 94% might show up on a test, a customer satisfaction survey, or a phone battery display. It tells you that the result is very close to the whole, with only a small amount missing.
To picture 94% quickly, imagine a grid of 100 squares: 94 are filled and just 6 are empty. You can also think of it as nearly 19 out of every 20, which is an easy way to estimate it.
A common point of confusion is treating 94% as exactly the same in every situation. For example, a 94% test score means 94 points out of 100, but a 94% battery reading is only an estimate of how much charge remains.
