ISEE Middle Level Math : How to find the decimal equivalent of a fraction
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Example Question #81 : Fractions
Find the equivalent of 
To solve divide:
Another way to solve is to reduce the fraction by removing the greatest common factor.
We can then convert so that the denominator is a multiple of ten.
Twenty-five over one hundred, or twenty-five-hundredths, is equal to 
Answer:
Example Question #231 : Numbers And Operations
Find the decimal equivalent of 
To solve divide:
Another way to solve is to reduce the fraction by removing the greatest common factor.
We can then convert so that the denominator is a multiple of ten.
Five over ten, or five-tenths, is equal to 
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Example Question #1116 : Isee Middle Level (Grades 7 8) Mathematics Achievement
Solve for 
To solve divide each side by 
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Example Question #1117 : Isee Middle Level (Grades 7 8) Mathematics Achievement
What is the decimal equivalent of 
Divide:
Another way to solve is to reduce the fraction by removing the greatest common factor.
Six over ten, or six-tenths, is equal to 
Answer:
Example Question #232 : Numbers And Operations
What is the decimal equivalent of 
Divide:
Another way to solve is to reduce the fraction by removing the greatest common factor.
Nine over ten, or nine-tenths, is equal to 
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Example Question #233 : Numbers And Operations
What is the decimal equivalent of 
Divide:
Another way to solve is to alter the fraction to get one hundred in the denominator.
Sixteen over one hundred, or sixteen-hundredths, is equal to 
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Example Question #81 : How To Find The Decimal Equivalent Of A Fraction
What is the decimal equivalent of 
None of these
Divide:
Any fraction that has an equal numerator and denominator is equal to 
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Example Question #235 : Numbers And Operations
What is the decimal equivalent of 
None of these
Divide:
Another way to solve is to reduce the fraction by removing the greatest common factor.
Three over two, or three-halves, is equal to 
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Example Question #236 : Numbers And Operations
Solve:
First find the individual square roots:
Then solve:
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Example Question #82 : How To Find The Decimal Equivalent Of A Fraction
What is the decimal equivalent of 
To solve, divide:
Answer:
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