(New Version Available) Convert a Repeating Decimal to a Fraction (Part 3)

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This video explains how to convert a repeating decimal to a fraction.
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[@andypeters3763]

You turned tears & frustration into smiles & elation here. We were missing a step until we watched your video. Well done!!!

[@lunadraven6432]

Thanks we’re doing an online class and I don’t get it. This was so helpful

[@Mathispower4u]

Thank you for your comment.

[@Remmmm9]

Thank you! Our teacher is being sneaky again, putting problems that she did not teach us how to solve.

[@x.o.x.o.j.u.l.e.s]

This is a lot easier than I thought, thanks 😊

[@xxursolovelyxxX]

this was so helpful

[@minerva6051]

You saved my life for math thank you sooo much. The video failed to explain and only went up to 10x not 100 so I had no idea 🙏🙏

[@edithvella]

god bless you sir, I needed this for finals

[@sheeshfn3129]

39/45 can simplify to 13/15

[@Mathispower4u]

Yes, thank you. I missed there. Here is the new version: ua-cam.com/video/JAsX1IM-eR4/v-deo.html

[@donaalturk7085]

Thx you helped me alot with my test

[@llolamitchell]

Finally figured it out, great video

[@tomatogaming2763]

Thanks we’re doing an online class and I didn’t get it thank you so much

[@Mathispower4u]

I am glad I could help.

[@junaidmohammed3969]

Thanks a lot. It is really helpful

[@8olinc144]

this helped me so much !

[@MightyCole1]

Thank you!

[@Masondokt]

Honestly I didn't understand but I followed the steps and got it right .
But l still don't understand.

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[@asylycole9091]

Thanks bro

[@delusionalism5363]

wait, what happened to the 3? shouldn’t 3.1(52) * 10 = 31.(52)?

[@elcompajose17]

exactly thats what i was looking for in the comments.

[@elcompajose17]

if sm1 knows y pls explain cuz im confused. :/

[@zonahuang]

@@elcompajose17 You add the whole number in at the end

[@elcompajose17]

@@zonahuang *1 year later*

[@Yash_Edit_098_]

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[@Xtrxhgr]

Thanks a lot

[@Yamilia-sj7zi]

Thanks

[@sanomanjiro8127]

Bro thanks ☺️😉

[@mirilovely7351]

what if i have a THREE digit decimal and only ONE digit is repeated or the three? i cant figure it out please help

[@kaimu725]

Multiply it by 100

[@lil_nugget6584]

when you subtract , do you always subtract by 10x?

[@kermit1056]

depending on the amount of numbers there are after the period

[@Dony_Rahman]

thx for make this videoo

[@Jason-zb1tc]

foot?

[@hugs234]

Hy am confused help me out on the equation 2y do u subtract by 10 I thought 100

[@Mathispower4u]

Because of the 1, which doesn't repeat, it is different than just have 2 digits repeating.

[@hugs234]

Thank u☺️

[@Swap_Sans000]

“Nothing is infinite” . What about repeating decimals…

[@ociramlap5207]

39/45 is not yet in its simplest form

[@the_evesdropper1844]

yeah... the simplest form is 13/15

[@hafsaibrahim8734]

@@the_evesdropper1844 everybody makes mistakes

[@smo-rr3lw]

Why u remove no.3??

[@hafsaibrahim8734]

He left it out just to make it easier because he wasnt looking for that number he was looking for the repeating decimal.

[@smo-rr3lw]

@@hafsaibrahim8734 ok thank you ♥️♥️

[@elcompajose17]

@@hafsaibrahim8734 ty so much too cuz i was searching in the comments cuz i didnt get it either

[@michaelbevan1081]

No. More detail

[@papasmerf3362]

There are two mistakes in the first example sir you didn't change the fraction into it's simplest form. It should be 13/15. In the second example you forgot about the 3 which was at the begging.

[@Mathispower4u]

Thank you for catching the first fraction that I didn't simplify completely. However, I don't see an issue with the 2nd example. I did include the 3. I will post an updated video shortly.

[@meriem5304]

How can we write 0.999999999 as fraction

[@elasticpotato2974]

its just 1

[@beverlys6796]

thanks... craptastic pearson textbook doesnt explain how to do this.

[@anandadutta6670]

Solve it for 0.999999999999999999999999....

[@malakaireyes6259]

This is confusing

[@ShianPaulMiguelGutierrez]

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