Converting a decimal to a proper fraction without simplifying: Advanced Online Quiz


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Questions and Answers
Q 1 - Convert the decimal 0.379 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : B

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 379 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 9 is thousandth. So we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{379}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.379 = \frac{379}{1000}$

Q 2 - Convert the decimal 0.147 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : A

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 147 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 7 is thousandth. So we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{147}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.147 = \frac{147}{1000}$

Q 3 - Convert the decimal 0.243 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : D

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 243 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 3 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{243}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.243 = \frac{243}{1000}$

Q 4 - Convert the decimal 0.158 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : C

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 158 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 8 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{158}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.158 = \frac{158}{1000}$

Q 5 - Convert the decimal 0.391 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : A

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 391 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 1 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{391}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.391 = \frac{391}{1000}$

Q 6 - Convert the decimal 0.409 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : B

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 409 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 9 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{409}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.409 = \frac{409}{1000}$

Q 7 - Convert the decimal 0.516 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : C

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 516 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 6 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{516}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.516 = \frac{516}{1000}$

Q 8 - Convert the decimal 0.339 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : D

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 339 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 9 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{339}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.339 = \frac{339}{1000}$

Q 9 - Convert the decimal 0.826 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : A

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 826 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 6 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{826}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.826 = \frac{826}{1000}$

Q 10 - Convert the decimal 0.925 to a proper fraction without simplifying.

Answer : B

Explanation

Step 1:

We drop the decimal and write the number 925 as the top of a fraction.

Step 2:

The place value of the last digit 5 is thousandth. So, we write 1000 as the bottom of the fraction to get $\frac{925}{1000}$

Step 3:

So, $0.925 = \frac{925}{1000}$

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