decimal fraction percent conversions Flashcards

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divide the numerator (top number) by the denominator (bottom number).

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converting a fraction to a decimal

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Write it as you read it. The digits are your numerator, and the denominator is the last (ending) place value that you say.

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converting a decimal to a fraction

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The digits are your numerator, and the denominator is one less than the last place value.

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Converting a repeating decimal to a fraction (all digits)

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convert the non repeating part of the decimal to a fraction. convert the repeating part of the decimal to a fraction by using the digits as the numerator; the denominator is based on. Add the two fractions you made following the rules for addition of fractions

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Converting a repeating decimal to a fraction (some digits repeating)

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5
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Move the decimal point two places to the right - multiplying by 100

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decimal to a percent

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6
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Move the decimal point two places to the left - dividing by 100

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percent to decimal

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7
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Use the _______ proportion.
Convert the fraction to a decimal then convert the decimal to a _______.
You may simplify the fraction first before doing the above two methods. You may find that after you simplify, it is a fraction whose percent equivalent you have memorized.

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fraction into percent

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