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Please help 15 points

Please help 15 points-example-1
User RoyaumeIX
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2 Answers

16 votes
16 votes

Answer:

42/90

Explanation:

First name your decimal

times both sides by how many recurring numbers there are (in thus case the 6 has a dot on the top so it means that the six is recurring)

Subtract the one you multiplied by the one you named

make x the subject

make the fraction have no decimals and that's your final answer

Please help 15 points-example-1
User Joerick
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12 votes
12 votes

Answer:

46/100

Explanation:

The decimal reaches a point into the hundreths.

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