This all depends on what value is given for the problem. If the decimal numbers are continuous and repetitive, like 3.3333....., then you need to set a variable and work out with the computation. For instance:
Let s = 3.333.... and 10s = 3.3333... Then,
10s - s = 3.333... - 0.333..
9s = 3
s = 3/9
s = 1/3
Note that this method doesn't work for all decimal values, such as the Irrational Numbers. For instance, there is no way to write π in fractional form. 22/7 is the approximation of π, but it's not actually the value of π. We say that we convert a decimal number to a fraction if that number is rational. A rational number is a quotient of two integers, such that the denominator integer is not zero.
Restate the question: If you can write a fraction as a decimal, can you write a decimal as a fraction?Yes.
That already is a decimal fraction.
As a fraction, you can write it as 8/10. As a decimal, you can write it as 0.8.
Fraction: 99/100 Decimal: 0.99
9% = 0.09 as a decimal and 9/100 as a fraction.
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Restate the question: If you can write a fraction as a decimal, can you write a decimal as a fraction?Yes.
That already is a decimal fraction.
As a fraction, you can write it as 8/10. As a decimal, you can write it as 0.8.
you write a decimal in fraction by example: 12/100 it is read as twelve hundredths as decimal is 0.12 or .12.
Convert the fraction into a decimal. Multiply the decimal by 100.
The decimal fraction for 3.588 would be 3.588/1000
a power of 10
write 0.64 as a fraction
As a decimal it is 0.85 as a fraction it is 17 over 20
210% = 2.1 as a decimal and 21/10 as a fraction
Fraction: 99/100 Decimal: 0.99