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Wednesday, 16 October 2019

Converting Fractions Into Decimals

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Today Miss D taught us how to solve Convert Fractions Into Decimals. Its easy to do it when you do it for the first time. If you want to solve a question here's one. ( 1. Two hundred and fifty-nine and seventy-one hundredths ) If you don't know how to work it out, read the the bottom part that talk about to do convert fractions into decimals. Comment down below if you think you got the answer. I will give you two more to solve. ( 2. Ninety-eight and four hundred and twenty-four thousandths ) ( 3. Nine hundred sixty-one and one thousand two hundred and sixty-four millionths )


To convert fractions into decimals you need to read the words carefully and write it in numbers. Next put them in order like if I got a question that is, Ninety-eight and four hundred and twenty-four thousandths. The Ninety eight will be in the front because it was said first. This is my working out.


The decimals are easy to solve because you just need to add the number in front if its a whole. If its not a whole you add a zero in front. Lets say our question is Twelve hundredths. This is how you write it in fraction. This is how you write it in decimals. 0.12. If the fraction said three and seven tenths It will be written like this. 


Here is the question I gave my friend

1. Two hundred and fifty-nine and seventy-one hundredths
2. Ninety-eight and four hundred and twenty-four thousandths
3. Nine hundred sixty-one and one thousand two hundred and sixty-four millionths

Here is my friends working out. Sorry if the picture is attach to a video. The Webcam was broken by the way.



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