how do you turn decimals into fractions?
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Easy. \n\n0.1 = 1/10\n0.01 = 1/100 etc\n\nTherefore 1.45 is 1 45/100 or 1 9/20 etc
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1,500,000 as a decimal is: 1,500,000∙0\n\nIf 3,000,000 = 0∙03% then;\n 3,000,000 = 0∙03%     (÷ 3,000,000)\n 1 = 0∙000, 000, 01%    (x 1,500,000)\n 1,500,000 = 0∙015%
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decimals are not even numbers...only whole numbers can be even
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Ok, first you turn them into improper fractions.\n4 3/4 turns into 19/4\n2 1/12 turns into 25/12\n1 1/8 turns into 9/8\n\nThey all have to have the same denominator which would be 24. 19/4 turns into 114/24. 25/12 would be 50/24. 9/8 would be 27/24. Now they all have the same denominator you add them to get 191/24 which is the same as 7&23/24.
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When in doubt put the decimal over 10, multiply the top and bottom by 100, and then reduce. In this case it's clear that fraction is 9/10ths.
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Divide it using decimals then multply the decimal by 100 and that will be your percent\n\nIs it just me or did someone else use this same exact answer below.  seriously people use your own imaginations and brains.
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To turn any fraction into a percentage, divide the numerator (the top number) by the denominator (the bottom number) and then multiply the results by 100.\n\nExample 1/8 = 1 divided by 8 = .125 multiplied by 100 = 12.5%\nmore examples:\n\n1/4 = 1 divided by 4 = .25 multiplied by 100 = 25%\n3/8 = 3 divided by 8 = .375 multiplied by 100 = 37.5%\n5/16 = 5 divided by 16 = .3125 multiplied by 100 = 31.25%\n\nHope that helps
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Have seperate cells for the degrees, minutes, and seconds.  Convert them to decimals and have a cell for the degrees in decimals, then average those two cells that you have the degrees in decimal form in, and change it back to degrees, minutes, and seconds with division.
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4.2\n\nto figure out a number as a decimal, you just move the decimal two spaces to the left. so think of 420 as 420.00, then move the decimal two spaces to the left and you've got 4.2
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What you do to solve all of these is you multiply by the percent. You can use a thing called DOOP. D=decimal, and P=percent OO= the two spaces to move. So to change from percent to decimal, use doop and move the decimal point back two spaces. Then you have a decimal, then times is by the number i will ONLY do the first five for you, and then you have to try the rest on your own. For the other types, make it into a fraction, then a decimal, then convert to percent!! (DOOP)\n1. 19\n2. 36%\n3. 92\n4. 88%\n5. 46.66666(repeated) %\n2.
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A decimal is just a fraction over 100.  So 75% is the same as 75/100.  Then to reduce it to its simplest terms, you find the number (in this case 25) by which both numbers can be divided and have whole numbers as a result.  75 divided by 25 is 3; 100 divided by 25 is 4.  So my example is equal to 3/4.  Once I get that far, there are no further factors (even dividing numbers) that 3 and 4 have in common, so I have reduced the fraction to its lowest terms.  75% is therefore equal to 3/4.\n\nIf the decimal value includes further decimals (as in 37.5%) you start with enough extra zeros to cancel out the decimal.  So, in this example 375/1000.  Then reduce.  Go ahead; it won't bite you.\n\nOK.  You don't know what numbers to use.  Start with 5, because it will work:  75/200.  Well, now I see I can use 25 again:  3/8.  And we've once more gone as far as we can.
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To divide decimal numbers:\n\n1.If the divisor is not a whole number:\n      *Move the decimal point in the divisor all the way to the right (to make it a whole number).\n      *Move the decimal point in the dividend the same number of places.\n\n   2.Divide as usual. If the divisor doesn't go into the dividend evenly, add zeroes to the right of the last digit in the dividend and keep dividing until it comes out evenly or a repeating pattern shows up.\n\n   3. Position the decimal point in the result directly above the decimal point in the dividend. \n\n   4. Check your answer: Use the calculator and multiply the quotient by the divisor.
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Divide the top number of the fraction (numerator, I believe) by the bottom number (denomenator I guess) and it gives you a decimal as easy as 1 2 3. \nExample:\n                 5\n              --------\n                10                      \n\nis 5 divided by 10 is 0.5
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put the number of the decimal over a 1 with the number of digits in the decimal number following it\n\nExamples\n0.1 = 1/10\n0.11 = 11/100\n.123 = 123/1000
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I don't know the rule... I don't even think there is one you jsut divide the fraction and see if it repeats... But to change a decimal into a fraction (if you can round the fraction to the hundreths-the first 2 numbers after the decimal-) but multiply the decimal by onehundred and then try to reduce...
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take away the percent sign, move decimal 2 to the left.ie: 25% = .25\noops... sorry, reverse that.
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15% means fifteen out of 100. To convert it to a decimal, write it as a division problem 15 divided by 100. (15/100). You probably already know that when you divide by 10 or multiples of 10, you just move your decimal point one space to the left for every zero. SO when you divide 15 (or 15.0) by 100, you move the decimal 2 spaces (one for every zero) to the left of where it was.  .15