How can i find 0.13r(as in the 3 recurring) as a fraction

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In summary, to find 0.13r as a fraction, you can use the shortcut of splitting it into 0.1 and 0.033333 and then adding the fractions together. This can be done by thinking of 0.033333 as 1/30 and 0.1 as 1/10, which simplifies to 4/30. Finding a common factor between 4 and 30, we get 2, and simplifying 4/30 gives us 2/15.
  • #36
sorri to rush you but can u please be quick?
 
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  • #37
erm is it 1/10?
 
  • #38
harlatt said:
erm is it 1/10?
No, you need to find a common factor between 4 and 30.
 
  • #39
what? sorri
 
  • #40
ive got to go now :( thanks for the help ill have to work on it more tomorrow willl u be on tomorrow?
 
  • #41
harlatt said:
what? sorri
You need to find a number that divides perfectly into both 4 and 30. For example, a common factor of 6 and 4 is two. Since when you divide 6 by 2 you obtain 3 and when you divide 4 by 2 you obtain 2.
 
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harlatt said:
ive got to go now :( thanks for the help ill have to work on it more tomorrow willl u be on tomorrow?
No problem. Possibly, but if I'm not on someone else will gladly help you.
 
  • #43
And show what you are doing- don't just toss out numbers.
 

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