What is 1.71428571429 as a fraction?

Answer 1

Assuming that is the rounded calculation (from a calculator) and the actual value is 1.714285714285... (with the six digits 714285 repeating forever) then:

1.714285714285... = 1 714285/999999 = 1 5/7 (as a mixed number) = 12/7 (as an improper fraction).

If it is not, then:

1.71428571429 = 1 71428571429/100000000000

Answer 2

Oh honey, bless your heart for asking. That decimal mess is actually 12/7 in fraction form. So next time you see that never-ending decimal, just remember it's just a fancy way of saying 12 over 7. Keep calm and fraction on!

Answer 3

To convert the repeating decimal 1.71428571429 into a fraction, we can set it as x = 1.71428571429. Multiply x by 10, which gives 10x = 17.1428571429. Subtract the original equation from the second equation to get 9x = 15.4285714286. Finally, simplify the fraction to get 15 3/7.

Answer 4

Well, isn't that just a happy little number! Let's turn 1.71428571429 into a fraction. If we look closely, we can see that it's repeating the pattern 714285. To convert it into a fraction, we can write it as 17142857/9999999, which simplifies to 2401/1400. Isn't that just a lovely fraction?

Answer 5

2509

Answer 6

its 12/7