Converting Fractions to Decimals No Calculator!

[griseldazelda]

i wanted to say thank you for your video. So clear and I understood right away. I never learned this in school. I was wondering how to calculate without a calculator! thank you

[haneulian]

Thanks! you did such a good job at explaining it concisely.

[Yourtutor-ke]

Not Me coming here to prepare for my nbt test....thank u sir

[manmohini]

wow, thank you so much!!! i rlly appreciate you and this video, wishing you the best!!

[yoshiindustries]

I really need to pass my maths course and I have been so so confused on this!! But now it makes so much sense to me and I understand how to solve these questions, thank you 🙏

[nataliesbedtimehour]

Thank you much you broke it down for me soo well for me thank you!

[ykcheese]

Thank you this will help me out a lot on my asvab test

[meyou]

I don't get it. How are the answers accurate without employing the remainders????

[emilialiu]

Thank you so much! I tried helping my brother QwQ

[warwickaldermanchannel]

Your manual method is complex, Comrade. For a man unschooled in basic math. Now, I already knew that .75 represents 3/4; and that 0.25 represents 1/4. But, what is 1/8 of a whole, expressed as a fraction?

Can I use a calculator to find out?