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0.175 as a fraction? - Answers

The best way to solve this is to put the decimal over a power of 10 one bigger than the decimal. That is, 175/1000 However, this fraction needs to be reduced, so let's reduce by a power of 5. 35/200 We can reduce again, by 5. 7/40 And you now have a reduced fraction equal to 0.175. Always check to make sure you have not made a mistake by plugging your new fraction into the calculator. ANS: 7/40



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The best way to solve this is to put the decimal over a power of 10 one bigger than the decimal. That is, 175/1000 However, this fraction needs to be reduced, so let's reduce by a power of 5. 35/200 We can reduce again, by 5. 7/40 And you now have a reduced fraction equal to 0.175. Always check to make sure you have not made a mistake by plugging your new fraction into the calculator. ANS: 7/40



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0.175 as a fraction? - Answers

The best way to solve this is to put the decimal over a power of 10 one bigger than the decimal. That is, 175/1000 However, this fraction needs to be reduced, so let's reduce by a power of 5. 35/200 We can reduce again, by 5. 7/40 And you now have a reduced fraction equal to 0.175. Always check to make sure you have not made a mistake by plugging your new fraction into the calculator. ANS: 7/40

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