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    1) The document shows how to convert repeating decimals to fractions. Ten examples are worked out step-by-step showing how to multiply the decimal by an appropriate power of 10, subtract to isolate the repeating portion, and write the final fraction. 2) Repeating decimals are converted to fractions by multiplying the decimal by a power of 10 to clear the decimal, subtracting to isolate the repeating portion, and writing the final fraction over the appropriate denominator. 3) Examples include converting decimals such as 0.4354, 5.484, and 9.2331 to the equivalent fractions 4311/9900, 4936/900, and 92331.31/10000 respectively.

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    1) The document shows how to convert repeating decimals to fractions. Ten examples are worked out step-by-step showing how to multiply the decimal by an appropriate power of 10, subtract to isolate the repeating portion, and write the final fraction. 2) Repeating decimals are converted to fractions by multiplying the decimal by a power of 10 to clear the decimal, subtracting to isolate the repeating portion, and writing the final fraction over the appropriate denominator. 3) Examples include converting decimals such as 0.4354, 5.484, and 9.2331 to the equivalent fractions 4311/9900, 4936/900, and 92331.31/10000 respectively.

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    Converting Repeating Decimals To Fractions

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    1) The document shows how to convert repeating decimals to fractions. Ten examples are worked out step-by-step showing how to multiply the decimal by an appropriate power of 10, subtract to isolate the repeating portion, and write the final fraction. 2) Repeating decimals are converted to fractions by multiplying the decimal by a power of 10 to clear the decimal, subtracting to isolate the repeating portion, and writing the final fraction over the appropriate denominator. 3) Examples include converting decimals such as 0.4354, 5.484, and 9.2331 to the equivalent fractions 4311/9900, 4936/900, and 92331.31/10000 respectively.

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    Converting Repeating Decimals to Fractions Name:

    Rewrite each infinitely repeating decimal as a rational number (fraction). Answers

    ⁄9900
    1) 0.4354 2) 0.588 4311
    f = 0.4354 f = 0.588 1.

    ⁄900
    10,000f = 4354.54 1,000f = 588.8 530
    - 100f = 0043.54 - 100f = 058.8 2.
    9900f = 4311 900f = 530 674
    ⁄990
    ⁄9900 ⁄900
    4311 530 3.
    f= f=

    4.
    4936
    ⁄900
    ⁄990
    3) 0.680 4) 5.484 8099
    f = 0.680 f = 5.484 5.

    ⁄99000
    1,000f = 680.80 1,000f = 5484.4 80852
    - 10f = 006.80 - 100f = 0548.4 6.

    ⁄99000
    990f = 674 900f = 4936 519444

    ⁄990 ⁄900
    674 4936 7.
    f= f=
    ⁄9900
    91408
    8.
    5) 8.180
    f = 8.180
    6) 0.81668
    f = 0.81668 9.
    2512
    ⁄90
    1,000f = 8180.80
    - 10f = 0081.80
    100,000f = 81668.68
    - 1,000f = 00816.68 10.
    41342
    ⁄9000
    990f = 8099 99000f = 80852

    ⁄990 ⁄99000
    8099 80852
    f= f=

    7) 5.24690 8) 9.2331
    f = 5.24690 f = 9.2331
    100,000f = 524690.90 10,000f = 92331.31
    - 1,000f = 005246.90 - 100f = 00923.31
    99000f = 519444 9900f = 91408

    ⁄99000 ⁄9900
    519444 91408
    f= f=

    9) 27.91 10) 4.5935


    f = 27.91 f = 4.5935
    100f = 2791.1 10,000f = 45935.5
    - 10f = 0279.1 - 1,000f = 04593.5
    90f = 2512 9000f = 41342

    ⁄90 ⁄9000
    2512 41342
    f= f=

    1-10 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
    Math www.CommonCoreSheets.com 1
    Converting Repeating Decimals to Fractions Name: Answer Key
    Rewrite each infinitely repeating decimal as a rational number (fraction). Answers

    ⁄9900
    1) 0.4354 2) 0.588 4311
    f = 0.4354 f = 0.588 1.

    ⁄900
    10,000f = 4354.54 1,000f = 588.8 530
    - 100f = 0043.54 - 100f = 058.8 2.
    9900f = 4311 900f = 530 674
    ⁄990
    ⁄9900 ⁄900
    4311 530 3.
    f= f=

    4.
    4936
    ⁄900
    ⁄990
    3) 0.680 4) 5.484 8099
    f = 0.680 f = 5.484 5.

    ⁄99000
    1,000f = 680.80 1,000f = 5484.4 80852
    - 10f = 006.80 - 100f = 0548.4 6.

    ⁄99000
    990f = 674 900f = 4936 519444

    ⁄990 ⁄900
    674 4936 7.
    f= f=
    ⁄9900
    91408
    8.
    5) 8.180
    f = 8.180
    6) 0.81668
    f = 0.81668 9.
    2512
    ⁄90
    1,000f = 8180.80
    - 10f = 0081.80
    100,000f = 81668.68
    - 1,000f = 00816.68 10.
    41342
    ⁄9000
    990f = 8099 99000f = 80852

    ⁄990 ⁄99000
    8099 80852
    f= f=

    7) 5.24690 8) 9.2331
    f = 5.24690 f = 9.2331
    100,000f = 524690.90 10,000f = 92331.31
    - 1,000f = 005246.90 - 100f = 00923.31
    99000f = 519444 9900f = 91408

    ⁄99000 ⁄9900
    519444 91408
    f= f=

    9) 27.91 10) 4.5935


    f = 27.91 f = 4.5935
    100f = 2791.1 10,000f = 45935.5
    - 10f = 0279.1 - 1,000f = 04593.5
    90f = 2512 9000f = 41342

    ⁄90 ⁄9000
    2512 41342
    f= f=

    1-10 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
    Math www.CommonCoreSheets.com 1

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