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Convert 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar into a fraction. 1. Assign a decimal to a variable: x = 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar. 2. It has 3 repeating digits. Multiply by 10 Superscript 3: (1000) x = 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar (1000). 1000 x = 393.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar. minus (x = 0.Modifyingabove 393 with bar). 999 x = 393. 1. Solve for x: x = question mark. Solve for the value of x: What is x = 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar as a fraction?

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ANSWER; x = 131/333

Convert 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar into a fraction. 1. Assign a decimal to a variable-example-1
Convert 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar into a fraction. 1. Assign a decimal to a variable-example-1
Convert 0.ModifyingAbove 393 with bar into a fraction. 1. Assign a decimal to a variable-example-2

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131/333 ………….zzzssssss
User Mmaceachran
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Answer:


x=(131)/(333)

Explanation:

Assign the decimal to a variable:

Let
x=0.\overline{393}

Multiply both sides by 1000:


\implies x \cdot 1000=0.\overline{393} \cdot 1000


\implies 1000x=393.\overline{393}

Subtract the first equation from the second to eliminate the part after the decimal:


\begin{array}{r r c r}& 1000x & = & 393.\overline{393} \\\\- & x & = & 0.\overline{393} \\\\\cline{2-4} \\& 999x & = & 393 \\\end{array}

Divide both sides by 999:


\implies (999x)/(999)=(393)/(999)


\implies x=(393)/(999)

Reduce the fraction:


\implies x=(393 / 3)/(999 / 3)


\implies x=(131)/(333)

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