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What is the decimal to fraction procedure for converting?

 Feb 11, 2015

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Write down the decimal divided by 1, so for Example... 0.75/1 Then multiply both the top and the bottom by 10 for every number after the decimal point. If there are 2 numbers after the decimal then use 100, if there are 3 then use 1000, and it goes on like this... Next you want to simplify the fraction. Soo, write down 0.75/1 and multiply both 0.75 and 1 by 100, this would give you 75 over 100. You see, when you multiply 0.75 by 100 it turns it into a whole number, 75. Then you want to simplify the fraction, 75/100 is 15/20 and 15/20 simplified is 3/4. For a three digit decimal you would want to do the same steps as the 2 digit but with 1000 so like 0.625/1, then you do 0.625 times 1000 and 1 times 1000 and so on, there you have it, you have just converted a decimal to a fraction. 

 Feb 11, 2015
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Best Answer

Write down the decimal divided by 1, so for Example... 0.75/1 Then multiply both the top and the bottom by 10 for every number after the decimal point. If there are 2 numbers after the decimal then use 100, if there are 3 then use 1000, and it goes on like this... Next you want to simplify the fraction. Soo, write down 0.75/1 and multiply both 0.75 and 1 by 100, this would give you 75 over 100. You see, when you multiply 0.75 by 100 it turns it into a whole number, 75. Then you want to simplify the fraction, 75/100 is 15/20 and 15/20 simplified is 3/4. For a three digit decimal you would want to do the same steps as the 2 digit but with 1000 so like 0.625/1, then you do 0.625 times 1000 and 1 times 1000 and so on, there you have it, you have just converted a decimal to a fraction. 

NotTheBestMathMaster Feb 11, 2015

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