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Alex
3 years ago
9

Convert 3.2 repenting decimal into a fraction

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1 answer:
Olenka [21]3 years ago
7 0
x =3.\bar{2}\\10x = 32.\bar{2}\\\\ 10x - x = 32.\bar{2} - 3.\bar{2}\\9x = 29\\x = \frac{29}{9}\\\\\\ \boxed{\bf{\frac{32}{9} = 3.\bar{2}}}
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