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How can you convert .333 into a fraction? - Answers

First, look what the final place of the number is (in this case the last number is in the thousandths). So, your denomanator is 1,000. The numerator now is just the number without any decimals. So, the fraction is 333 over 1,000 (333/1,000)



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First, look what the final place of the number is (in this case the last number is in the thousandths). So, your denomanator is 1,000. The numerator now is just the number without any decimals. So, the fraction is 333 over 1,000 (333/1,000)



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How can you convert .333 into a fraction? - Answers

First, look what the final place of the number is (in this case the last number is in the thousandths). So, your denomanator is 1,000. The numerator now is just the number without any decimals. So, the fraction is 333 over 1,000 (333/1,000)

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