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Quite simply. Just take the repeating number and put it over 9, 99, 999, or whatever according to the amount of digets is has. For example, 0.666666666666666...... would be 6/9, and o.8989898989...... would be 89/99.

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Q: How do you write repeat decimals as fractions?
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