There are essentially three forms:
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β 9y agoWrite a decimal point, and then write three zeros after it.Now, anything you write after the three zeros, no matter how many digits andno matter how large or small they are, forms a number written as a decimal thatis less than one thousandth.There are an infinite number of them. Here are three:0.00010.00097625940.00000000000008
There are many ways to write it. Here's one: 170.00000You can write as many zeros as you want after the decimal point.
4 is a whole number and can never be a decimal.
At least five. If you want to, you can write a decimal point at the end of the number, and then add as many zeroes as you want after the decimal point. They won't change the value of the number.
On digit (not didgit!).
There are many ways to write it. Here's one: 170.00000You can write as many zeros as you want after the decimal point.
An infinite number.
None. If you move the decimal point you will change the value of the number!
As many as you can write.
4 is a whole number and can never be a decimal.
You write the decimal in the numerator, WITHOUT the decimal point. In the denominator, you write a "1", followed by as many zeros as there are digits after the decimal point in the original number. Finally, simplify the fraction if it can be simplified.For example: to convert 2.15 into a fraction, you write this as 215/100, then simplify.
To convert just the decimal portion of a number, write the digits after the decimal point as the numerator over the line. Now for the denominator, write a 1 followed by as many zeros as the number of digits you wrote in the numerator. For example if the decimal was 0.070549, then the fraction would be 070549/1000000 = 70549/1000000
On digit (not didgit!).
just take the number after the decimal and put it over a denominator. you know how many zeros the bottom place needs depending on how far away the number is from the decimal. the number in front of the decimal becomes the mixed number.1 = 1/101.11 = 1 1/11.7777 = 7777/10000 see the numbers end 4 places away, so the bottom will have 4 zeros.
5 = 5.000 (as many zeros as you want after the decimal point)
6; 5.34 x 106
6.75 is a number in decimal form. However, you can convert it into two other equivalent decimal forms. One is 6.7500... with as many 0s as you like. Although equivalent as a number, the greater the number of 0s, the greater the implied precision of the number. For example, 6.75 is accurate to the nearest hundredths but 6.750 to the nearest thousandths and so on.Another equivalent form is 6.7499... recurring, where the 9s continue for ever.