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How do a make the fraction two fifths into a decimal? - Answers

you divide five into two which equals .4You multiply the denominator (5) by whatever it takes to get to 100. In your case, 20. Then multiply the numerator (2) by the same number. The new numerator is your decimal. (0.40, or 0.4



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you divide five into two which equals .4You multiply the denominator (5) by whatever it takes to get to 100. In your case, 20. Then multiply the numerator (2) by the same number. The new numerator is your decimal. (0.40, or 0.4



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How do a make the fraction two fifths into a decimal? - Answers

you divide five into two which equals .4You multiply the denominator (5) by whatever it takes to get to 100. In your case, 20. Then multiply the numerator (2) by the same number. The new numerator is your decimal. (0.40, or 0.4

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