How to Convert Fractions to Recurring Decimals (Proportions Part 3/6) #15

This video looks at how to convert fractions to decimals when the decimals recur, such as 1/3 = 0.33333...

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[Asserhazem-iphh]

You are the best teacher ever in science and math, thanks always mr

[Catoacorn]

thanks for the video I think your the only person who has made a video on how to
write a fraction as a recurring decimal that makes cense!!!

[Makkapakka]

This video is absolutely amazing. But I’m my opinion, dividing the denominator by the numerator, gives you the recurring decimal quicker. For example, if you wanted to convert 3/15, divide 3 by the 15. This method will help with harder multiplication.

[zuzannaczerwonik]

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[muhammadyaqoobsiddiqui]

Amazing tricks, can you please give the logics behind these?

[anishgupta]

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[pritamdara]

thats all fine and really well explained. But I have 1 question. what happens if your denominator isn't a multiple of 99 like it is in MOST CASES lol! what do you do then?

[ratrends]

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[ikmalhazimi]

can you make about trigonometry function or solution of you cant make it, its okay your vid are so easily understandable thanks

[janethvirandeth]

Cool! What app do you use to make those animations?

[myiqis]

I was using this for my maths homework, but just a question: how do you know what number to times the numerator and denominator by? Thanks

[mamadey]

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[fadhlgubran]

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[SadafZafar-qo]

It was very well explained, but how to convert fractions with a whole number to recurring decimals

[vibhutg]

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[itzjohnson]

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[manojbamagond]

cool u give easy method for these problems

[prajwaldas]

how would i do 5/6 to recurring decimal