# Converting repeating decimals to fractions

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##### Intros
###### Lessons
1. How to convert repreating decimals to fractions?
2. The entire decimal repeats
$\bullet$ E.g. $0.\overline1$, $0.\overline3$, $7.\overline2$
3. Only a portion of the decimal repeats
$\bullet$ E.g. $0.0\overline1$, $4.1\overline6$, $4.00\overline3\overline6$
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##### Examples
###### Lessons
1. Converting repeating decimals to fractions
1. 0.$\overline{38}$
2. 3.9$\overline{6}$
3. -1.25$\overline{60}$
###### Topic Notes
A repeating decimal keeps repeating itself endlessly. Yet, no worries, you don't need to have unlimited paper to write it down. We can convert it into a fraction for a clearer presentation. Let's learn how in this session.