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    This document provides an example of how to write a recurring decimal as a fraction. It shows y = 7.3474747... written as y = 7 + 0.3474747..., with the repeating portion in a box. It then solves for y by writing the repeating portion as a fraction (3474747/990), adding that to 7, and obtaining the final value of y = 990/7274.

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    This document provides an example of how to write a recurring decimal as a fraction. It shows y = 7.3474747... written as y = 7 + 0.3474747..., with the repeating portion in a box. It then solves for y by writing the repeating portion as a fraction (3474747/990), adding that to 7, and obtaining the final value of y = 990/7274.

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    Recurring Method 4

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    This document provides an example of how to write a recurring decimal as a fraction. It shows y = 7.3474747... written as y = 7 + 0.3474747..., with the repeating portion in a box. It then solves for y by writing the repeating portion as a fraction (3474747/990), adding that to 7, and obtaining the final value of y = 990/7274.

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    Method 4: Illustration through an example y =7.3474747.. can be written as y = 7 +0 +0 4 .3 .

    0 7 This means that 47 is recurring


    3 47 + 10 990 7 990 + 3 99 + 47 y= 990 7274 y= 990

    y=7+

    All recurring decimal numbers are Rational numbers.

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