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4 years ago

Convert to a fraction .674

Mathematics

2 answers:

Law Incorporation [45]4 years ago

8 0

The answer is 0.674
1
= (0.674 × 1000)
(1 × 1000)
= 674
1000

Burka [1]4 years ago

7 0

$\tt{Hey$ $\tt{there!$

$\tt{.674$ $\tt{as$ $\tt{fraction:$

To convert .674 to a fraction, make .674 a fraction with a denominator of 1 then 10, then 100, and at last, 1,000:

$\tt{\frac{.674}{1}=\frac{.674}{10}=\frac{.674}{100}=\frac{.674}{1000}$

So .674 as a fraction would be written like:

$\boxed{\tt{\frac{.674}{1000}}}$

$\tt{Hope$ $\tt{this$ $\tt{helps!$

$\boxed{\tt{-TestedHyperr}}$

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