Convert Fraction to Decimal Using Long Division

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  • (0:01) How to Convert Fraction to Decimal: Rewrite the fraction (e.g., 21/16) as a division problem (e.g., 21 Γ· 16) and perform long division.
  • (1:18) What are Terminating Decimals vs. Recurring Decimals: A terminating decimal has a finite number of digits, while a recurring decimal has digits that repeat indefinitely.
  • (1:47) How to Identify Recurring Decimals:Β During long division, if remainders start repeating, the decimal is recurring.

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Comparison of terminating decimals and recurring decimals with examples 0.3 and 0.33333…
2) Terminating Decimals vs. Recurring Decimals
Conversion of fractions to decimals using long division, highlighting terminating decimals (21/16 = 1.3125) and recurring decimals (41/12 = 3.416…).
3) Converting Fraction to Decimal Using Long Division

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Fractions to Decimals Using Long Division

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Q: Convert 11/20 to a decimal.

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Q: What is 13/50 as a decimal?

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Q: What is 7/8 as a decimal?

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Q: Convert 131/99 to a decimal.

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Q: What is the decimal equivalent of 7/9?

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Q: Convert 87/16 to a decimal.

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