Hi, I was wondering how can I get my answer into a fraction instead of decimals?

Converting decimals to fractions is a bit more awkward.
The digits after the decimal point go on the top, and a power of 10 on the bottom-
with the same number of zeros as there were decimal places.

0.6= 6/10

0.12= 12/100

0.345= 345/1000

Pressing equals twice on the Web2 calculator often works    :/

 

 

$${\mathtt{0.54}} = {\frac{{\mathtt{27}}}{{\mathtt{50}}}}$$