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To convert the decimal into a fraction, follow these steps:
Thus, the decimal is equivalent to the fraction . Comparing this with the provided choices, the correct choice is option 2: .
Write the following fraction as a decimal:
\( \frac{5}{100}= \)
Simplifying reduces calculation errors and makes the final answer cleaner. While is also correct, is the simplified form that matches the answer choices.
Yes! You can write 6.2 as , then simplify by dividing both parts by 2 to get . Both methods work perfectly!
Think: "Multiply the whole by the bottom, then add the top." For : 6 × 5 + 1 = 31, keeping the same denominator of 5.
Check your work: (exactly 6), but we need 6.2. Only has that extra 0.2 remainder.
Those fractions are too large: and . Since we need exactly 6.2, only works.
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