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nataly862011 [7]
4 years ago
11

Write the following decimals as fractions. a. .76 b. .3 c. .262 d. .8053

Mathematics
2 answers:
natita [175]4 years ago
8 0
A. 19/25 b. 3/10 c. 131/500 d. 8053/10000
vampirchik [111]4 years ago
6 0

Answer: The required fractions are :

(a) \dfrac{19}{25}.

(b) \dfrac{3}{10}.

(c) \dfrac{131}{500}.

(d)  \dfrac{8053}{10000}.

Step-by-step explanation:  We are given to express the following decimals as fractions :

<u><em> (a) : 0.76.</em></u>

Here, since there are two digits after the decimal, so the fraction form is

0.76=\dfrac{76}{100}=\dfrac{19}{25}.

Thus, the required fraction is \dfrac{19}{25}.

<u><em> (b) : 0.3</em></u>

Here, since there is one digit after the decimal, so the required fraction form is

0.3=\dfrac{3}{10}.

Thus, the required fraction is \dfrac{3}{10}.

<u><em> (c) : 0.262</em></u>

Here, since there are three digits after the decimal, so the required fraction form is

0.262=\dfrac{262}{1000}=\dfrac{131}{500}.

Thus, the required fraction is \dfrac{131}{500}.

<u><em> (d) : 0.8053</em></u>

Here, since there are four digits after the decimal, so the required fraction form is

0.8053=\dfrac{8053}{10000}.

Thus, the required fraction is \dfrac{8053}{10000}.

The required fractions are :

(a) \dfrac{19}{25}.

(b) \dfrac{3}{10}.

(c) \dfrac{131}{500}.

(d)  \dfrac{8053}{10000}.

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