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To solve this problem, we'll follow these logical steps:
Thus, converting the decimal 6.01 to a fraction with 100 as its denominator results in .
Convert into fraction form:
\( 0.38= \)
Count the decimal places after the decimal point! One place = 10, two places = 100, three places = 1000. Since 6.01 has two decimal places, use 100 as your denominator.
That would only represent 0.6, not 6.01! The decimal 6.01 has a whole number part (6) plus a hundredths part (0.01 = ).
Yes, when possible! But is already in simplest form because 601 and 100 share no common factors other than 1.
Simply divide the numerator by the denominator: . If you get back your original decimal, you're correct!
Follow the same pattern! 6.001 has three decimal places, so use 1000 as the denominator: .
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