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9th Grade: Converting Recurring Decimals to Fractions

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Displays recurring decimals in fractional form.
For example, if the value is displayed as 0.13333, the repeating decimal has a period of 3 and starts at the second decimal place, so please enter 2 as the starting digit.
Please enter the non-repeating part (0.1) in the field for finite decimals.
The Fractional Part of a Finite Decimal
Recurring Section
The position where the repeating decimal begins: the decimal point
Digit
Numerator 
Denominator 
Reference: http://www.nct9.ne.jp/m_hiroi/puzzle/repeat_dec.html

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