How to convert decimal numbers into fractions

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[@Mathefusions18]

Interesting. I enjoyed it.

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[@gloriakalengelayi8294]

Hi, at the part where you broke down 3.2142857 can be written as 3.2+0.0142857. I don’t understand why there is another 0 after the 0. Since the 1 is in the 100ths place. I thought it can be written like the 2nd one you showed. 3.2+0.142857.

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

To add two or more decimal numbers you have to align the decimal points. 3.2+0.142857 = 3.342857 and not the original 3.2142857