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“Convert Decimal to Fraction Sheet 1” step by step, following the instructions:
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✔ Instructions Recap:
1.
Convert each decimal to a fraction.
2.
Keep denominator as a power of 10 (e.g., 10, 100, 1000, etc.) —
do NOT simplify.
3. If the decimal is
greater than 1, write it as a
mixed number (whole number + fraction).
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## 📝 Step-by-Step Solutions:
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🔢 1) 0.7
→ 7 tenths →
7/10
🔢 2) 0.3
→ 3 tenths →
3/10
🔢 3) 0.65
→ 65 hundredths →
65/100
🔢 4) 0.24
→ 24 hundredths →
24/100
🔢 5) 0.71
→ 71 hundredths →
71/100
🔢 6) 0.1
→ 1 tenth →
1/10
🔢 7) 0.03
→ 3 hundredths →
3/100
🔢 8) 0.127
→ 127 thousandths →
127/1000
🔢 9) 0.91
→ 91 hundredths →
91/100
🔢 10) 0.714
→ 714 thousandths →
714/1000
🔢 11) 0.66
→ 66 hundredths →
66/100
🔢 12) 0.107
→ 107 thousandths →
107/1000
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⚠️ Now for decimals > 1 → Use Mixed Numbers
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🔢 13) 1.7
→ 1 and 7 tenths →
1 7/10
🔢 14) 3.8
→ 3 and 8 tenths →
3 8/10
🔢 15) 14.9
→ 14 and 9 tenths →
14 9/10
🔢 16) 5.75
→ 5 and 75 hundredths →
5 75/100
🔢 17) 7.94
→ 7 and 94 hundredths →
7 94/100
🔢 18) 41.5
→ 41 and 5 tenths →
41 5/10
🔢 19) 8.09
→ 8 and 9 hundredths →
8 9/100
🔢 20) 0.072
→ 72 thousandths →
72/1000
🔢 21) 0.394
→ 394 thousandths →
394/1000
🔢 22) 9.27
→ 9 and 27 hundredths →
9 27/100
🔢 23) 1.98
→ 1 and 98 hundredths →
1 98/100
🔢 24) 0.802
→ 802 thousandths →
802/1000
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##
✔ Final Answers (All 24):
1)
7/10
2)
3/10
3)
65/100
4)
24/100
5)
71/100
6)
1/10
7)
3/100
8)
127/1000
9)
91/100
10)
714/1000
11)
66/100
12)
107/1000
13)
1 7/10
14)
3 8/10
15)
14 9/10
16)
5 75/100
17)
7 94/100
18)
41 5/10
19)
8 9/100
20)
72/1000
21)
394/1000
22)
9 27/100
23)
1 98/100
24)
802/1000
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## 🧠 Explanation Summary:
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Decimal places tell you the denominator:
- 1 decimal place → denominator = 10
- 2 decimal places → denominator = 100
- 3 decimal places → denominator = 1000
- etc.
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Whole number part? → Write as mixed number: whole number + fraction.
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No simplifying needed — so leave fractions like 66/100 or 98/100 as-is.
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Let me know if you’d like these simplified too — but per instructions, we left them as powers of 10! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of equivalent decimals worksheet 5th grade.
