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3 years ago

92.96 as a fraction

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To change a decimal to a fraction you need to first place the decimal over 1. Next, for each number behind the decimal, you will multiply by a multiple of 10. Since there are 2 numbers behind the decimal, it's 100. Therefore,
92.96 x 100 = 9296
1 x 100= 100

Your new fraction is 9296/100. Now we simplify it. I'm going by 2's so it may take a bit.
Simplifying it twice by 2's your answer would be:

2324/25

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