Convert decimals to fractions worksheet with 36 practice problems and instructions.
Worksheet titled "Converting Decimals to Fractions 1" with instructions and 36 problems converting decimals to fractions, including examples like 0.6, 0.34, and 1.8.
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Let's solve the problem of converting decimals to fractions, following the instructions:
- Convert each decimal to a fraction.
- Use a denominator that is a power of 10 (e.g., 10, 100, 1000).
- Do not simplify the fraction.
- If the decimal is greater than 1, write it as a mixed number.
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We'll go through each one step by step.
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To convert a decimal to a fraction:
- Count the number of digits after the decimal point.
- Write the decimal number over a denominator of $10^n$, where $n$ is the number of decimal places.
- For numbers > 1, separate the whole number and fractional parts.
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#### 1) 0.6
- One digit → denominator = 10
- $ \frac{6}{10} $
#### 2) 0.3
- $ \frac{3}{10} $
#### 3) 0.1
- $ \frac{1}{10} $
#### 4) 0.9
- $ \frac{9}{10} $
#### 5) 0.8
- $ \frac{8}{10} $
#### 6) 0.27
- Two digits → denominator = 100
- $ \frac{27}{100} $
#### 7) 0.58
- $ \frac{58}{100} $
#### 8) 0.81
- $ \frac{81}{100} $
#### 9) 0.43
- $ \frac{43}{100} $
#### 10) 0.92
- $ \frac{92}{100} $
#### 11) 0.78
- $ \frac{78}{100} $
#### 12) 0.55
- $ \frac{55}{100} $
#### 13) 0.34
- $ \frac{34}{100} $
#### 14) 0.2
- $ \frac{2}{10} $
#### 15) 0.81
- $ \frac{81}{100} $
#### 16) 0.7
- $ \frac{7}{10} $
#### 17) 0.325
- Three digits → denominator = 1000
- $ \frac{325}{1000} $
#### 18) 0.289
- $ \frac{289}{1000} $
#### 19) 0.452
- $ \frac{452}{1000} $
#### 20) 0.013
- $ \frac{13}{1000} $
#### 21) 0.67
- $ \frac{67}{100} $
#### 22) 0.29
- $ \frac{29}{100} $
#### 23) 0.316
- $ \frac{316}{1000} $
#### 24) 0.527
- $ \frac{527}{1000} $
#### 25) 1.8
- Whole number = 1, decimal = 0.8 = $ \frac{8}{10} $
- Mixed number: $ 1 \frac{8}{10} $
#### 26) 3.4
- $ 3 \frac{4}{10} $
#### 27) 2.63
- $ 2 \frac{63}{100} $
#### 28) 9.6
- $ 9 \frac{6}{10} $
#### 29) 4.39
- $ 4 \frac{39}{100} $
#### 30) 7.28
- $ 7 \frac{28}{100} $
#### 31) 0.375
- $ \frac{375}{1000} $
#### 32) 6.41
- $ 6 \frac{41}{100} $
#### 33) 1.372
- $ 1 \frac{372}{1000} $
#### 34) 5.391
- $ 5 \frac{391}{1000} $
#### 35) 8.29
- $ 8 \frac{29}{100} $
#### 36) 11.83
- $ 11 \frac{83}{100} $
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1) $ \frac{6}{10} $
2) $ \frac{3}{10} $
3) $ \frac{1}{10} $
4) $ \frac{9}{10} $
5) $ \frac{8}{10} $
6) $ \frac{27}{100} $
7) $ \frac{58}{100} $
8) $ \frac{81}{100} $
9) $ \frac{43}{100} $
10) $ \frac{92}{100} $
11) $ \frac{78}{100} $
12) $ \frac{55}{100} $
13) $ \frac{34}{100} $
14) $ \frac{2}{10} $
15) $ \frac{81}{100} $
16) $ \frac{7}{10} $
17) $ \frac{325}{1000} $
18) $ \frac{289}{1000} $
19) $ \frac{452}{1000} $
20) $ \frac{13}{1000} $
21) $ \frac{67}{100} $
22) $ \frac{29}{100} $
23) $ \frac{316}{1000} $
24) $ \frac{527}{1000} $
25) $ 1 \frac{8}{10} $
26) $ 3 \frac{4}{10} $
27) $ 2 \frac{63}{100} $
28) $ 9 \frac{6}{10} $
29) $ 4 \frac{39}{100} $
30) $ 7 \frac{28}{100} $
31) $ \frac{375}{1000} $
32) $ 6 \frac{41}{100} $
33) $ 1 \frac{372}{1000} $
34) $ 5 \frac{391}{1000} $
35) $ 8 \frac{29}{100} $
36) $ 11 \frac{83}{100} $
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- The key idea is to use the place value of the decimal.
- For example:
- 0.6 = six tenths → $ \frac{6}{10} $
- 0.27 = twenty-seven hundredths → $ \frac{27}{100} $
- 1.8 = one and eight tenths → $ 1 \frac{8}{10} $
- We do not reduce or simplify any fractions.
- We do not convert mixed numbers to improper fractions unless asked — here we keep them as mixed numbers when > 1.
Let me know if you'd like this in printable format or with explanations for specific problems!
Instructions Recap:
- Convert each decimal to a fraction.
- Use a denominator that is a power of 10 (e.g., 10, 100, 1000).
- Do not simplify the fraction.
- If the decimal is greater than 1, write it as a mixed number.
---
We'll go through each one step by step.
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Step-by-step Conversion:
To convert a decimal to a fraction:
- Count the number of digits after the decimal point.
- Write the decimal number over a denominator of $10^n$, where $n$ is the number of decimal places.
- For numbers > 1, separate the whole number and fractional parts.
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#### 1) 0.6
- One digit → denominator = 10
- $ \frac{6}{10} $
#### 2) 0.3
- $ \frac{3}{10} $
#### 3) 0.1
- $ \frac{1}{10} $
#### 4) 0.9
- $ \frac{9}{10} $
#### 5) 0.8
- $ \frac{8}{10} $
#### 6) 0.27
- Two digits → denominator = 100
- $ \frac{27}{100} $
#### 7) 0.58
- $ \frac{58}{100} $
#### 8) 0.81
- $ \frac{81}{100} $
#### 9) 0.43
- $ \frac{43}{100} $
#### 10) 0.92
- $ \frac{92}{100} $
#### 11) 0.78
- $ \frac{78}{100} $
#### 12) 0.55
- $ \frac{55}{100} $
#### 13) 0.34
- $ \frac{34}{100} $
#### 14) 0.2
- $ \frac{2}{10} $
#### 15) 0.81
- $ \frac{81}{100} $
#### 16) 0.7
- $ \frac{7}{10} $
#### 17) 0.325
- Three digits → denominator = 1000
- $ \frac{325}{1000} $
#### 18) 0.289
- $ \frac{289}{1000} $
#### 19) 0.452
- $ \frac{452}{1000} $
#### 20) 0.013
- $ \frac{13}{1000} $
#### 21) 0.67
- $ \frac{67}{100} $
#### 22) 0.29
- $ \frac{29}{100} $
#### 23) 0.316
- $ \frac{316}{1000} $
#### 24) 0.527
- $ \frac{527}{1000} $
#### 25) 1.8
- Whole number = 1, decimal = 0.8 = $ \frac{8}{10} $
- Mixed number: $ 1 \frac{8}{10} $
#### 26) 3.4
- $ 3 \frac{4}{10} $
#### 27) 2.63
- $ 2 \frac{63}{100} $
#### 28) 9.6
- $ 9 \frac{6}{10} $
#### 29) 4.39
- $ 4 \frac{39}{100} $
#### 30) 7.28
- $ 7 \frac{28}{100} $
#### 31) 0.375
- $ \frac{375}{1000} $
#### 32) 6.41
- $ 6 \frac{41}{100} $
#### 33) 1.372
- $ 1 \frac{372}{1000} $
#### 34) 5.391
- $ 5 \frac{391}{1000} $
#### 35) 8.29
- $ 8 \frac{29}{100} $
#### 36) 11.83
- $ 11 \frac{83}{100} $
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✔ Final Answers:
1) $ \frac{6}{10} $
2) $ \frac{3}{10} $
3) $ \frac{1}{10} $
4) $ \frac{9}{10} $
5) $ \frac{8}{10} $
6) $ \frac{27}{100} $
7) $ \frac{58}{100} $
8) $ \frac{81}{100} $
9) $ \frac{43}{100} $
10) $ \frac{92}{100} $
11) $ \frac{78}{100} $
12) $ \frac{55}{100} $
13) $ \frac{34}{100} $
14) $ \frac{2}{10} $
15) $ \frac{81}{100} $
16) $ \frac{7}{10} $
17) $ \frac{325}{1000} $
18) $ \frac{289}{1000} $
19) $ \frac{452}{1000} $
20) $ \frac{13}{1000} $
21) $ \frac{67}{100} $
22) $ \frac{29}{100} $
23) $ \frac{316}{1000} $
24) $ \frac{527}{1000} $
25) $ 1 \frac{8}{10} $
26) $ 3 \frac{4}{10} $
27) $ 2 \frac{63}{100} $
28) $ 9 \frac{6}{10} $
29) $ 4 \frac{39}{100} $
30) $ 7 \frac{28}{100} $
31) $ \frac{375}{1000} $
32) $ 6 \frac{41}{100} $
33) $ 1 \frac{372}{1000} $
34) $ 5 \frac{391}{1000} $
35) $ 8 \frac{29}{100} $
36) $ 11 \frac{83}{100} $
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✔ Explanation Summary:
- The key idea is to use the place value of the decimal.
- For example:
- 0.6 = six tenths → $ \frac{6}{10} $
- 0.27 = twenty-seven hundredths → $ \frac{27}{100} $
- 1.8 = one and eight tenths → $ 1 \frac{8}{10} $
- We do not reduce or simplify any fractions.
- We do not convert mixed numbers to improper fractions unless asked — here we keep them as mixed numbers when > 1.
Let me know if you'd like this in printable format or with explanations for specific problems!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of decimal to fraction worksheet pdf.