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Hey everyone, I just want to ask, how do you turn a decimal into a fraction?
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well say you had .1
that would be 1/10
.25
25/100
reduces to 1/4
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divide by 1
so you determine the value of the decimal place such as tens hundrends thousandths
Dividing by one is like multiplying like one though.
*by
so .001 would equal 1/1000
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and how would you simplify to lowest terms?
say .25
You mean divide by 100 Unkle right?
would equal 25/100
25/100 = 1/4
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some you can reduce others you wont be able to
How do you get that?
13/100 ofcourse would not reduce
because 13 is prime
yeah its a prime number
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well hope that helps you out
It should lol thanks :)
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