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Convert a repeating decimal into a fraction and back again.
#us_grade_8_math
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Write 5/11 as a decimal.
The decimal 0.686868... repeats the block 68 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
The decimal 0.454545... repeats the block 45 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
The decimal 0.444... repeats the digit 4 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
Write 0.8333..., where only the digit 3 repeats, as a fraction in lowest terms.
Write 0.333..., with the digit 3 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
Write 7.111..., with the digit 1 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
The decimal 0.111... repeats the digit 1 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
The decimal 0.666... repeats the digit 6 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
Which fraction has a decimal that repeats instead of ending?
To convert 0.888..., with the digit 8 repeating, a student writes x = 0.888... and multiplies both sides by 10. Subtracting the original equation from that one gives which equation?
Write 6/11 as a decimal.
To convert 0.757575..., with the block 75 repeating, a student writes x = 0.757575... and multiplies both sides by 100. Subtracting the original equation from that one gives which equation?
The number 0.333... repeats the digit 3 forever. Which comparison is true?
What is 0.111... plus 0.222..., with each digit repeating forever, written as a fraction in lowest terms?
Write 0.888..., with the digit 8 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
Write 0.555..., with the digit 5 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
Write 0.636363..., with the block 63 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
Write 3.888..., with the digit 8 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
Write 4/11 as a decimal.
Write 8/11 as a decimal.
Write 7.555..., with the digit 5 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
Write 4.333..., with the digit 3 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
The decimal 0.777... repeats the digit 7 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
Write 3.555..., with the digit 5 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
Write 2/11 as a decimal.
Write 2.666..., with the digit 6 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
The decimal 0.747474... repeats the block 74 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
Write 0.262626..., with the block 26 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
The decimal 0.222... repeats the digit 2 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
The decimal 0.373737... repeats the block 37 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
Write 5.111..., with the digit 1 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
To convert 0.111..., with the digit 1 repeating, a student writes x = 0.111... and multiplies both sides by 10. Subtracting the original equation from that one gives which equation?
Write 7/11 as a decimal.
To convert 0.676767..., with the block 67 repeating, a student writes x = 0.676767... and multiplies both sides by 100. Subtracting the original equation from that one gives which equation?
The decimal 0.898989... repeats the block 89 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
Write 5.666..., with the digit 6 repeating forever, as an improper fraction in lowest terms.
Write 0.424242..., with the block 42 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
Write 0.161616..., with the block 16 repeating forever, as a fraction in lowest terms.
The decimal 0.151515... repeats the block 15 forever. Which fraction in lowest terms equals it?
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