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    Rational numbers can be converted between fractional and decimal forms. Terminating decimals have a finite decimal representation and can be converted to fractions by placing the decimal portion over 10 to the power of the number of decimal places. Repeating decimals contain infinitely repeating digits and are converted to fractions by writing the repeating portion over 9s or 99s, etc. depending on the length of the repeat. Examples are provided to demonstrate converting between fractional and decimal representations of rational numbers.

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    Rational numbers can be converted between fractional and decimal forms. Terminating decimals have a finite decimal representation and can be converted to fractions by placing the decimal portion over 10 to the power of the number of decimal places. Repeating decimals contain infinitely repeating digits and are converted to fractions by writing the repeating portion over 9s or 99s, etc. depending on the length of the repeat. Examples are provided to demonstrate converting between fractional and decimal representations of rational numbers.

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    Rational numbers can be converted between fractional and decimal forms. Terminating decimals have a finite decimal representation and can be converted to fractions by placing the decimal portion over 10 to the power of the number of decimal places. Repeating decimals contain infinitely repeating digits and are converted to fractions by writing the repeating portion over 9s or 99s, etc. depending on the length of the repeat. Examples are provided to demonstrate converting between fractional and decimal representations of rational numbers.

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    RATIONAL NUMBERS

    RATIONAL NUMBERS
    CONVERTING FRACTIONS TO DECIMALS
    EXAMPLE:

    • Example 1: What is in decimal form?


    CONVERTING DECIMALS
    TO FRACTIONS
    DRILL:

    1. (-12) +(+ 24) =

    2. (+234) + (+567) =

    3. (-12 986) +(- 2 349) =

    4. (-129 456) + (+100 102) =

    5. (+679) + (-89) =
    • Terminating Decimal – a decimal number that has
    digits that do not go on forever; a decimal number
    that ends up with a remainder of zero.
    • Repeating Decimal – a decimal number that has a
    repeating pattern; a decimal number that has digits
    that go on forever.
    TERMINATING DECIMALS

    • What is 0.32 in fraction form?


    • To convert terminating decimals to fraction form, the
    following steps may be followed:
    TRY IT!

    a. 0.9
    b.1.2
    c. 4.25
    d.1.375
    REPEATING, NONTERMINATING DECIMALS

    • Converting repeating, nonterminating decimals to


    fraction form takes a bit more complicated process
    than the terminating decimals
    EXAMPLE:
    EXAMPLE:

    Convert 3.45 to a mixed number.


    Write as a fraction.

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