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This time we will discuss how to
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change ordinary fractions or
mixed fractions into decimals
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and vice versa. Change decimals
into ordinary fractions. Please
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at the house of Mathematics Lovers. Let's go straight
to the discussion and examples. The problem is that
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we start the first discussion, namely
changing fractions into decimals.
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We start from the first question. The
first question is two
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per 5. To change ordinary fractions
into decimals, we can change them
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by dividing them
by 2/5. This means 2/5. Then we divide using a
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stacked division or porogapit 2/5.
2 cannot be divided by 5 because 2
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cannot be divided by 5. Then behind this du
we add 0 so that it becomes 20.
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Then above at also add 0
along with a comma. Now divide 20/5. We
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look for the multiplication of 5 which results in 20 or
the result is close to 20, namely 4 * 5.
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Yes, that means above. Write it down. 4 then
multiply 4 * 5 the result is 20 subtract
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0 - 0 = 0 2 - 2 = 0 means it's
finished so 2/5 the decimal is
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0.4 the second question is 3/4 3/4 is the same
as 3 / 4 we divide
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using the division of 3 / 4 3
cannot be divided by 4 then behind 3
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add 0 so it becomes 30 and
above also add 0 along with a comma
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now we divide
30 / 4 find the multiplication of 4 which results in 30
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or close to 30 which is 7 yes 7 * 4
the result is the same as 28 we subtract
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note here it cannot exceed
30 yes if here we put 8 8 * 4
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32 is already more so it cannot be more
than 30 we subtract 0 - 0 cannot be
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subtracted 8 then borrow one number to 3
because the three are borrowed sat so that the
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remainder is 2 then the sat that we
borrow is inserted in front of 0 so that the
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total becomes
10 now subtract 10 - 8 = 2 2 - 2 =
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0 no need to write it because it is in front
now we divide it again 2 4 2
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cannot be divided by 4 because it cannot be divided by 4
then behind 2 add 0 for the
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above there is no need to add a comma
because there is already a comma now 20 / 4
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we look for the multiplication of 4 which results in 20
or close to 20 which is 5 yes we
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write it above 5 then we
multiply 5 * 4 = 20 subtract 0 - 0 = 0 2
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- 2 = 0 so the result is 3/4 the
decimal form is
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0.75 we go to the next example
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11/4 for the third question this is a
mixed fraction for mixed fractions
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like this we must first change it
into an ordinary fraction the way
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to change it is multiply 4 * 1 = 4
then 4 + 1 which is above so it
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becomes 5
5/4 here the bottom is 4 means
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here it is still 4
5/4 or 5 / 4 we divide using the
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division stack down we divide 5 / 4
5 / 4 can be 1 yes then multiply 1 * 4 =
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4
subtract 5 - 4 = 1 divide again 1 / 4 1
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cannot be divided by 4 because it cannot be
divided then behind 1 add 0
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so that one becomes 10 and above
add a comma now we divide 10 / 4
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multiplication of 4 which results close to 10
that is 2 multiply 2 * 4 = 8 subtract
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Back 10 - 8 = 2 we divide 2 / 4 2
cannot be divided by 4 then behind 2
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add 0 above no need to
add a comma because there is already a comma
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yes now 20 / 4 the result is the same as
5 multiply 5 * 4 = 20 subtract
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0 - 0 = 0 2 - 2 = 0 then the decimal of 1
1/4 is
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1.25 the next question is 2 1/2 well this is also a
mixed fraction If here in
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number 3 we change the
mixed fraction into an ordinary fraction for
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number 4 we use the quick
method The quick thing is that we don't need to
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change it into a regular fraction for the number
two in front of this, we just let it be,
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we just concentrate on the
fraction 1/2 1/2 means 1/2 yes, we
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divide only the fraction 1 Dib 2 1
cannot be divided by 2 so behind 1
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add 0 so it becomes 10 then
above add 0 along with the comma 10 / 2
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multiplication of 2 which results in 10 which is 5 yes
5 * 2 = 10 subtract
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0 - 0 = 0 1 - 1 = 0 so the result
is
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0.5 Now next we just
add it to 2 yes
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0.5 we add it to 2 which here
is the unit of two this is the
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unit so put the two of them
under the unit the unit here is
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0 If we have put it under the
unit then we just
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add the 5 just go down then 0
+ 2 = 2 here there are commas
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we just straighten them so that 2 1/2
the decimal is
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2.5 go to the next discussion, namely
we will enter to the second discussion,
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namely changing decimals to
ordinary fractions, the first question is 0.6
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0.6 we change it into a fraction, the number
6, we just move it to the side
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6 then pay attention How many numbers are
behind the decimal point, pay attention here,
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behind the decimal point there is one number If there is
one number behind the decimal point, it means
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per10, which means it becomes
6/10 6/10 we can still
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simplify it The way to simplify it
is
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we look for a number that can divide
both of them must be divided by the
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same number, yes So if the numerator is divided by 2, the denominator is also
divided by 2, the numerator is divided by
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3, the denominator is also divided by 3, yes
So here there is a number that can divide
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both of them, namely we divide by
two, yes, the numerator is divided by two, the denominator is
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also we divide by 2, we divide 6 / 2 = 3
then 10
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2 = 5 so that 0.6 in decimal form
is
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3/5 then we go to the
second example, the second example is
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0.24 0.24, we write down the number
behind it, namely 24, we
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write it down then pay attention How many
numbers are behind the decimal point at the beginning of the
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number s If behind the decimal point the number
means per10 Well here behind the
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decimal point there are two numbers because behind the
decimal point there are two numbers that means per100
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24/100 we can still simplify it,
yes we divide it by the same number that
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can divide both of them we try
from the smallest number first,
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namely we divide it together 2 24 / 2 = 12
100 / 2 = 50 Now the result
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is
12/50 12/50 this can still be
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simplified, yes we divide it together 2
12 / 2 = 6 then 50 / 2 = 25 now
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6/25 this is finished here
because there are no more numbers that
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can divide both of them so
there are no more numbers that can
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divide both of them so
0.24 the fraction form is
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6/25 for this second question the method is a bit
long you can use the
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direct method yes
24/100 you Just look for the number
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that can divide both of them
directly the big number is
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both of us divide 4 24 / 4 = 6
then 100 / 4 = 25 Now pay attention to
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the results are both
6/25 So you can divide by a
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large number or use the method
to find the GCF but if you can't
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find the GCF you can do it
step by step like the method
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here earlier yes we go to the
third question the third question is
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1.4 for this third question we just use the
fast way yes the fast way is this
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one we just move
the unit move then pay attention
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here the four four Write it as
the numerator then pay attention
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behind the comma How many numbers are there
behind the comma there is one number which
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means per 10 means here it becomes
per 10 so the result becomes
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14/10 for this 4/10 this can still be
simplified yes we divide by the
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same number which is the number 2 we both
divide by du for the unit this one just
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move it now we divide 4 / 2
= 2 10 / 2 = 5 so the final result
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becomes
12/5 the last example
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3.7 for the three in front of the unit
we just move it then
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we make the seven into the numerator then
pay attention here behind the decimal point one
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number means per 10 so
here it becomes
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37/10 for 7/10 we don't need to
simplify it anymore because there are no more
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numbers that can divide both of them completely
so
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3.7 the fraction form is
37/10 that's our discussion this time,
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namely how to convert ordinary fractions into
decimal form and vice versa,
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hopefully this video can be
useful for all of you
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Thank you see you again in the
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