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Definition of changing a decimal to fraction? - Answers

0.1 means 1/10 0.4 means 4/10 .01 means 1/100 .34 means 34/100 You take the number and multiply it by 10,100,1000 or whatever you need to, to get rid of the decimal, and then take that integer and divide it by that power of 10 you just multiplied it by.



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0.1 means 1/10 0.4 means 4/10 .01 means 1/100 .34 means 34/100 You take the number and multiply it by 10,100,1000 or whatever you need to, to get rid of the decimal, and then take that integer and divide it by that power of 10 you just multiplied it by.



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Definition of changing a decimal to fraction? - Answers

0.1 means 1/10 0.4 means 4/10 .01 means 1/100 .34 means 34/100 You take the number and multiply it by 10,100,1000 or whatever you need to, to get rid of the decimal, and then take that integer and divide it by that power of 10 you just multiplied it by.

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      0.1 means 1/10 0.4 means 4/10 .01 means 1/100 .34 means 34/100 You take the number and multiply it by 10,100,1000 or whatever you need to, to get rid of the decimal, and then take that integer and divide it by that power of 10 you just multiplied it by.

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