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What is 0.909 as a fraction?
0.909 can be represented as a fraction by first putting it over 1,000 909/1000 = .909 As it turns out, this fraction (909 / 1000) cannot be simplified anymore, so this is the answer.
How do you write 36.36 in a fraction?
909/25 = 3636/100 = 36.36
What is 0.9090 as a fraction?
0.909 = 909/1000 in fraction
What is the fraction of 0.1818?
909/5000
What is 9.09 converted to a fraction?
909/100
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