Use long division:
dividend = 4.000...
divisor = 9
quotient = answer
(a) 9 won't go into 4 (it goes in 0 times, remainder 4)
(b) put 0 in the quotient, to left of decimal point
(c) Pull down a zero (from dividend), appending it to 4 to make 40.
(d) 9 goes into 40 ? Yes, 4 times, remainder 4.
(e) Put a 4 to right of previous digit of quotient
(f) GOTO (c)
The algorithm is an infinite loop, generating a periodic decimal:
0.444...
This is the answer.
in decimals the answer is .30556
In decimals approximately 0.88888888889 In fractions 8/9
Yes it is. Converted into decimals, 7/9 = .77... and 3/4 = .75 .77 is greater than .75 That means 7/9 is greater than 3/4
7 * 9 = 63 1 * 6 = 6 Fractions - 7 over 9 . 7_9 Fractions - 1 over 6 . 1_6 Decimals - 7.09 Decimals - 1.06
0.1481 . . .
4/5=0.8
You can divide 11 / 5, and 9 / 4, on a calculator. That will give you decimals that you can easily compare.You can also convert both fractions into equivalent fractions, with the same denominator. In that case, simply compare the numerators.
0.25
1.75Num5
1.4
4 over 10 is the same as 4 divided by 10: 4 ÷ 10 = 0.4
Fractions don't repeat, decimals do. 4/9 = 4 divided by 9 = 0.4444 repeating