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Try writing the following fractions as decimals.

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)

(v)

(vi)

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Solution

(i)

The fraction can be expressed in decimals by division method as:

∴= 0.111…

(ii)

The fraction can be expressed in decimals by division method as:

∴= 0.222…

(iii)

The fraction can be expressed in decimals by division method as:

∴= 0.1428571…

(iv)

The fraction can be expressed in decimals by division method as:

∴= 0.0909….

(v)

The fraction can be expressed in decimals by division method as:

∴= 0.1818….

(vi)

The fraction can be expressed in decimals by division method as:

∴= 0.0833…

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