3 years ago

Why reading a decimal number correctly help to write it as an equivalent fraction?

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Nikitich [7]3 years ago

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Well, I mean, if you read a decimal incorrectly, what's the point of the fraction if the fraction will end up being incorrect?

Reading 0.5 as 5 will have you write 5/1 instead of 1/2.

So yeah, kinda detrimental.

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