Convert Fractions to Decimals Worksheets (examples, solutions ... - Free Printable

You're asked to convert fractions with denominators of 10 or 100 into decimals. This is straightforward because these denominators are powers of 10, which directly correspond to decimal places.

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🔢 Key Concept:

- A fraction with denominator 10 → decimal has 1 digit after the decimal point.
- Example: `3/10 = 0.3`
- A fraction with denominator 100 → decimal has 2 digits after the decimal point.
- Example: `92/100 = 0.92`

Just write the numerator and place the decimal point so that:
- For `/10`, move decimal one place left.
- For `/100`, move decimal two places left.

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✔ Solutions:

#### Left Column:
1. `92/100` → 0.92
2. `3/10` → 0.3
3. `73/100` → 0.73
4. `44/100` → 0.44
5. `2/10` → 0.2
6. `74/100` → 0.74
7. `9/100` → 0.09

#### Right Column:
8. `29/100` → 0.29
9. `1/100` → 0.01
10. `34/100` → 0.34
11. `9/10` → 0.9
12. `5/10` → 0.5
13. `3/100` → 0.03
14. `35/100` → 0.35

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📝 Final Answer (in order as shown):

```
0.92 0.29
0.3 0.01
0.73 0.34
0.44 0.9
0.2 0.5
0.74 0.03
0.09 0.35
```

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✔ Tip: If the numerator has fewer digits than needed (e.g., `1/100`), add leading zeros after the decimal to fill the required places. So `1/100 = 0.01`, not `0.1`.

Let me know if you want to convert decimals back to fractions too! 😊