Converting Repeating Decimals to Fractions (two repeated digits)

Working with repeating decimals and fractions can be difficult! In this video, I show you how to change a repeating decimal into a fraction in four steps...
1. Write an equation with the number
2. Make a second equation from the first equation
3. Subtract the two equations
4. Solve for x and simplify the fraction.
Video for one repeated digit: • Converting Repeating D...
Video for three repeated digits: • Converting Repeating D...
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Ita very helpful! But.. what about rhe ones with numbers infront?

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You treat them exactly the same way and solve them using the exact same method! The only difference is when you get the final fraction, the answer will be an improper fraction!