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When something is repeating, you can find the fraction by taking that repeating number and putting over 9s, one nine for each digit. In this case, the number repeating is 4, so only one nine is needed, and the decimal part comes out to be 4/9.
Then the 1 in front needs to be added, so the answer is 14/9 or 13/9.
What else can I help you with?
What is 0.42 repeating as a fraction?
14/33
What is 0.15 with the 5 repeating as a fraction?
It is 14/90, which can be simplified, if required.
Is the fraction 7 over 8 or the fraction 14 over 15 greater?
14/15 is greater
What is 1.5 repeating as a fraction?
1.55 = 31/20
What is 14 percent as a fraction?
14 over 100 or 7 over 50
What decimal is equivalent to the fraction 4 over 14?
It is 0.285714 with the underlined string repeating.
What is 0.42 repeating as a fraction?
14/33
what is 2.314 with the 14 repeating as a simplified fraction?
13.5
What is 1.4 repeating as a fraction?
Oh, dude, 1.4 repeating is the same as 1.4444... forever. To turn that into a fraction, you just have to think, like, "What if this was x?" and then solve for x. So, 1.4 repeating is 14/9. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
What is 0.14 repeating in a fraction?
It is not possible to answer the question because it is ambiguous: the answer depends on what string is repeating. It is not clear from the question whether the fraction is meant to be 0.141414... or 0.144444... .
What is 0.424242 as a repeating decimal?
It is 0.4242... The equivalent rational fraction is 14/33.
What is 0.93 as a fraction when the 3 is repeating?
It is 84/90 which can be simplified to 14/15.
What is 0.15 with the 5 repeating as a fraction?
It is 14/90, which can be simplified, if required.
Is the fraction 7 over 8 or the fraction 14 over 15 greater?
14/15 is greater
How do you convert 0.14 to a fraction and percent?
To convert 0.14 to a fraction, place the 14 over 100. You get 14/100. In simplest form it is 7/50. To change 0.14 to a percent, move the decimal two places to the right and add the % sign. It is 14%.
What is 1.5 repeating as a fraction?
1.55 = 31/20
What is .367 repeating as a fraction?
367/999
