0.26 simplest form as a fraction or mixed number

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1 answer:

NeX [460]3 years ago

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0.26 has the same meaning as 26/100. That can't be reduced very far, but it can be reduced.

0.26 = 26/100 Divide top and bottom by 2

13/50 That's as far down as we can go.

Note: any decimal with 2 digits can always be put over 100 and reduced if possible.

0.33 = 33 / 100

0.16 = 16 / 100 = 4/25 (Divide by 4) which is all you can do.

0.01 = 1 /100

Three digits would require 1000 in the denominator if the number is between -1 and 1

0.112 = 112/1000 = 56/500 = 28/250 = 14/125

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