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

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

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

This is a lot easier than I thought, thanks 😊

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

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 🙏🙏

this was so helpful

39/45 can simplify to 13/15

god bless you sir, I needed this for finals

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

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

Finally figured it out, great video

Thx you helped me alot with my test

“Nothing is infinite” . What about repeating decimals…

39/45 is not yet in its simplest form

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In the second question, what happened to the 3?

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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.

foot?

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

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

Thanks a lot. It is really helpful

Thanks

Thanks bro

this helped me so much !

Why u remove no.3??

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

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How can we write 0.999999999 as fraction

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No. More detail

Solve it for 0.999999999999999999999999....

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

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This is confusing

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