Recurring Decimals

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    1. Recurring decimals
      BTEOTSSBAT:
      • Write recurring decimals using the dot notation
      • Change recurring decimals into exact fractions
    2. Key terms
      Decimals
      Fractions
      Recurring
      Exact
    3. Recurring decimals
      = 0.3333333333333……
      3
      1
    4. Recurring decimals
      … it keeps going on, it will never stop – we say it recurs.
      = 0.3333333333333……
      3
      1
    5. Recurring decimals
      … it keeps going on, it will never stop – we say it recurs.
      = 0.3333333333333……
      3
      We can write it in mathematical shorthand as:
      1
    6. Recurring decimals
      … it keeps going on, it will never stop – we say it recurs.
      = 0.3333333333333……
      3
      We can write it in mathematical shorthand as:
      1
      .
      0.3333333333333…… = 0.3
    7. 0.12121212121212… Is another recurring decimal
    8. 0.12121212121212… Is another recurring decimal
      This can be written as 0.12
      .
      .
    9. 0.12121212121212… Is another recurring decimal
      This can be written as 0.12
      .
      .
      In the same way
      0.12341234123412341234 =
    10. 0.12121212121212… Is another recurring decimal
      This can be written as 0.12
      .
      .
      In the same way
      0.12341234123412341234 =
      .
      .
      0.1234
    11. Recurring decimals as exact fractions
      Recurring decimals can easily be written as fractions.
      To do this:
      • place the recurring numbers at the top of the decimal (as the numerator)
      • write as many 9s as there are digits in the numerator as the bottom bit (denominator)
    12. Recurring decimals as exact fractions
      For example
      Write 0.3 as an exact decimal
    13. Recurring decimals as exact fractions
      For example
      Write 0.3 as an exact decimal
      Here only one 3 is recurring
      So the numerator is 3
      3
    14. Recurring decimals as exact fractions
      For example
      Write 0.3 as an exact decimal
      Here only one 3 is recurring
      So the numerator is 3
      3
      3
      There is one digit in the numerator so we have one 9 in the denominator
      9
    15. Recurring decimals as exact fractions
      For example
      Write 0.3 as an exact decimal
      Here only one 3 is recurring
      So the numerator is 3
      3
      3
      1
      There is one digit in the numerator so we have one 9 in the denominator
      9
      This can then be cancelled down to be
      3
    16. .
      .
      0.12
    17. .
      .
      0.12
      12
    18. .
      .
      0.12
      2 digits
      12
    19. .
      .
      0.12
      2 digits
      99
      12
    20. .
      .
      0.1234
    21. .
      .
      0.1234
      1234
    22. .
      .
      0.1234
      1234
      4 digits
    23. .
      .
      0.1234
      1234
      4 digits
      9999
    24. .
      .
      0.1234
      1234
      4 digits
      9999
    25. .
      .
      0.12
      2 digits
      99
      12
      .
      .
      0.1234
      1234
      4 digits
      9999
    26. .
      .
      0.12
      2 digits
      99
      12
      .
      .
      0.1234
      1234
      4 digits
      9999
    27. Now try these
      Write the following using the dot notation then convert them into exact fractions.
      0.111111111….
      0.4343434343 ….
      0.765765765 ….
      0.237823782378237…
    28. Now try these
      Write the following using the dot notation then convert them into exact fractions.
      0.111111111….
      0.4343434343 ….
      0.765765765 ….
      0.237823782378237…
      .
      0.1
      0.43
      0.765
      0.2378
      .
      .
      .
      .
      .
      .
    29. Now try these
      Write the following using the dot notation then convert them into exact fractions.
      0.111111111….
      0.4343434343 ….
      0.765765765 ….
      0.237823782378237…
      .
      0.1
      0.43
      0.765
      0.2378
      .
      .
      .
      .
      1
      43
      99
      765
      2378
      999
      .
      .
      9
      9999

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