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How do you write the fraction in words?
The answer will depend on what the fraction is.
What is .16 as a fraction?
Usually you don't write integers as a fraction. If you need a fraction (mainly, to exchange numerator and denominator, for converting a division to a multiplication), you can put "1" in the denominator. In other words, just write it (in this case) as -16/1.
How do you write 256 over 1000 as a decimal?
A fraction is essentially a division problem:256/1000= 256 ÷ 1,000 = 0.256
How do you write 107.17 as a fraction?
Write 107.17 as 107 17/100 as a fraction.
When you write a fraction as a decimal you write the decimal blank of the fraction?
blank = representation.
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