Recurring Decimals and decimals. Flashcards

1
Q

Example….

Prove that 0.24 (both 2 and 4 recurring) = 8/33

A

Let n=. 0.242424242424242424242424…..

100n= 24.242424242424242424242424…..
- n= 0.242424242424242424242424…..

99n= 24
( divided by 99)
N= 24/99 = 8/33

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2
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If one of the digits does not recur e.g. 0.473 (only 7 and 3 recur) what do you do?

A

Times the result fraction by 10 on the top and bottom.

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3
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What can you also be asked to do?

A

Put it as a mixed fraction- normal steps and finally put top heavy fraction in simplest form and then mixed number.

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4
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Fraction…. 1/100

A

0.01

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5
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Fraction….. 1/10

A

0.1

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6
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Fraction….. 1/5

A

0.2

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7
Q

What do remember to multiply by……

A

10 if 1 digit recurs.
100 if 2 digits recur.
1000 if 3 digits recur.

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