Pure Repeating Decimal to Fractions - How to Convert

This algebra math video explains how to convert a pure repeating decimals to fractions.

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[wisely_man]

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[mindsocket]

Thanks, I would’ve gone into trouble if I didn’t find this video!

[AndreuCordovan-rn]

If its repeating like "0.464646" will i still write it all?? Or just put "46"?

[Bobthebuilderismydad]

guys this only works if the whole decimal is repeating for example if you have 0.16 but only the six is repeating then you need to do the proper formula where you need to make x=your decimal then multiply by different powers of 10 to get 2 answers with identical decimal points before subtracting both sided and doing light algebra to find a reduced fraction

[Fruitbowlever]

But can u tell me why 9 is the denominator

[chuu]

what if.. it was 1.6 (6 repeating) and have to convert it into a fraction?