One ounce is about the same as 0.06 pound. What is 0.06 written as a fraction?

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0.06 is 6 over 100 as a fraction. 0.04 would be 4 over 100. A trick to know this is if there are 2 zeros it's over 100, if there is 1 zero it's over 10. If there is 3 zeros, It's over 1,000 and so on. Hope this helps.

dem82 [27]3 years ago

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3/50

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