Decimals to fractions

Last updated at April 16, 2024 by

Let’s do this by an example

    46.8

 

There is only one digit after decimal point,

If we remove decimal point, we divide by 10

  46.8 = 468/10

 

Similarly,

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Decimals to fractions - Part 2

And,

428.95 = 42895/100

   26.5 = 265/10

   89.8 = 898/10

Transcript

Two digits after decimal point And, 428.95 = 42895/100 26.5 = 265/10 89.8 = 898/10

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