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For example: .5 is 1/2

.333 is 1/3

.166 is 1/6

Or another way is when you're dividing a large number and you end up with a large remainder, you will have a mixed fraction. In this case, put the remainder as the numerator, and the number you're dividing by as the denominator.

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If you have a decimal like .275, the numerator will be 275 and the denominator will be the decimal place that the number takes up (in this case, the thousandths). So your fraction will be 275/1000, reduce it and it becomes 11/40.

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you need to give an example. But if your decimal is 0.001 your fraction will be 1/100

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