Converting Repeating Decimals to Fractions (one repeated digit)

Working with repeating decimals and fractions can be difficult! In this video, I show you how to change a repeating decimal into a fraction in four steps...
1. Write an equation with the number
2. Make a second equation from the first equation
3. Subtract the two equations
4. Solve for x and simplify the fraction.
Video for two repeated digits: • Converting Repeating D...
Video for three repeated digits: • Converting Repeating D...
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[@isaiahb1519]

Amazing this helped me understand before right before we got into the subject.

[@DonaBranca735]

Thank you very much! Your explanations are clear and complete.

[@veronicaellis3072]

How to convert 0.255555555555... into a fraction:
x = 0.255555555555...
100x = 25.555555555555...
10x = 2.555555555555...
90x = 23
x = 23/90
How to convert 0.381111111111... into a fraction:
x = 0.381111111111...
1000x = 381.111111111111...
100x = 38.111111111111...
900x = 343
x = 343/900

[@inspiration_podcast]

This step is much more better. This is what i use.

[@AliAvu-fm2mf]

This has helped me thanks very much 😊❣️

[@beastarr7274]

Thank you for such a clear and concise explanation.

[@cleverblaze9635]

Thank you so much

[@lisbethntuli388]

Thank you so much Teacher this really helped me🥺💗☺️

[@yfaywong2153]

such a wonderful tuitor, very clear!!

[@user-bm7we8wo6i]

Thanks a lot sir, now help me with 3 repeating digits

[@numberninja]

I have a video for 3 repeating digits! The link is in the description!

[@ruthmwanza6857]

thank you so much

[@tsquaredcerruti9388]

Step 3, you are supposed to x the equation by 100, then subtract equation 2 from 3.

[@hilmamweshininga3033]

You are good at this❤

[@amanuelwondimu9964]

Great tech

[@kashyapee.vlog....5204]

It's good

[@African_dancing_Queens]

Thank you NINJA you are the best you have made it so easy for me 💯🔥💪

[@nadeekakarunatilleka5559]

Well explained
Thank you 😊

[@bini2214]

Thank u very much teacher 🙏🙏

[@rheignopalla7903]

Thank you sir it help me alot

[@user-te9dz1kw2w]

Omg thank you so much

[@chenglei7126]

How to keep minus sign bro?

[@miramgarga6579]

Can you create a 3.7 example now ??

[@Real_LiamOBryan]

This doesn't seem to work for me, even though I only have one repeating digit in the decimal, if I make up a problem like 3.141555... Instead, I had to do the following:
let x = 3.141555...
then: 10^4(x) - 10*3(x)
10^4(x) = 31,415.555...
10*3(x) = 3,141.555...
10,000x - 1,000x = 28274
9,000x = 28,274
x = 28,274/9,000
therefore: x = 14,137/4,500 or 3.141555...

[@RomanBabb]

at 4:00 you didnt explain why we have to divide by 9 could you just add the rules why when youre doing something you cant expect everyone to just know dumb students like me are also desperate to find help like this and i dont remember the rules well

[@RomanBabb]

if you had the same question it undoes the multiplication done earlier in the equation if we kept the multiplication itd be wrong this is called the "Multiplicative Inverse" dividing both sides of an equation to isolate and solve for a variable for the correct answer

[@Liliz1z]

The tricks🫡

[@user-po9ln8rc4e]

How old are you?