To make a number into a decimal, add a period after the whole number then add 2 zeros to get to the "hundredths". Therefore, the number 31 is converted to the decimal 31.00 Note that a number can be taken from the "tenths", to "hundredths" and up. But, there is hardly a reason to add numerous zeros on a whole number that is 1 or 2 digits.
If the number was 3, you could use the tenths (3.0) or hundredths (3.00).
Fractions would not necessarily end in a "point zero" as whole numbers do. For example, the fraction "3/2" would equal 1.5 as a decimal. The fraction "300/2" would be "150.0" or simply 150 if you dropped the decimal.
In fractions that result in a decimal lower than the number "1", the point zero would be added in front of the number. For example, the fraction "3/8" equals "0.375" as the decimal version.
In division of numbers with an equal remainder, the answer would simply be a whole number to which you can add or leave off the zeros. For example, 300 divided by 2=150 (which is the same as 150.0 or 150.00). But, 153 divided by 2 would equal 76.5
The largest decimal number is binary 11111, which is decimal 31.
As the digit after the decimal point is a 9, the number is rounded up to 31.
Expressed as a decimal fraction, 31 3/8 is equal to 31.375.
The answer to the question that is given is 344444444/1000000000. This simplifies to 86111111/250000000.However, if your original number was meant to be 0.344... recurring, the answer is 31/90.
31/40 = 31 divided by 40 = 0.775
.31 If that number is out of 100.
That is 31 in decimal
You can divide 31 by any number. But because it is a prime number, the answer will always be a decimal.
It is number 31.
The largest decimal number is binary 11111, which is decimal 31.
11111 = 31
0.31
5 31 as a decimal = 0.16135/31:= 5 ÷ 31= 0.1613 in decimal
31 ---- 50 31 over 50
31/10
(1F)hex = (31)decimal
011111 (decimal 31)