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3/11 as a decimal using long division

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you can divide the numerator by the denominator to get the decimal. So, divide 3 by 11 and you will get the decimal. You will get 0.27 as a decimal. <span>put a horizontal bar on top of 27 to indicate it is a repeating decimal.</span>

<span>Hope it helps :)</span>

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