Fraction to Decimal with transparent assumptions and a worked example.
Divide numerator by denominator to obtain a decimal. Some fractions have repeating decimal expansions, so their displayed decimals are rounded. The simplified fraction remains exact within the supported integer range; a zero denominator is not allowed.
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Divide numerator by denominator to obtain a decimal. Some fractions have repeating decimal expansions, so their displayed decimals are rounded. The simplified fraction remains exact within the supported integer range; a zero denominator is not allowed.
Divide numerator by denominator to obtain a decimal. Some fractions have repeating decimal expansions, so their displayed decimals are rounded. The simplified fraction remains exact within the supported integer range; a zero denominator is not allowed.