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How can we convert a repeating decimal into a fraction?

Howie Hua

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Nicolas Corredor1 year ago

0.999999… = 1 ❤️

Rainmaker1 year ago

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Dan Shuster1 year ago

I learned this in 7th grade and have always had this technique in my back pocket. Does anyone still teach this?

DJ Shaff Dawg1 year ago

Six Seven

ThinkSolveNow1 year ago

Whoa, I never thought about it that way before!🤯🤯 Thanks for breaking it down, it makes perfect sense now! 🙏

Thummala Sudheer Kumar1 year ago

Amazing Sir, keep on enlightening us.

Eric Zaman1 year ago

Very nice explanation and examples.

ᛞᚨᛏᚨᛁᛃᚨ1 year ago

Where was this video 12 years ago when I needed it 👀🤯

Satwaki Chanda1 year ago

Sum of infinite series (convergent)

Alfred Simpson1 year ago

Use

Math Curmudgeon1 year ago

A new technique, called "Casting-in Nines"

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