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When transforming the decimal number π, ππΜ to a fraction, what do we get?
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Answer to a math question When transforming the decimal number π, ππΜ to a fraction, what do we get?
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1. Sea x = 1.13\overline{3}
2. Multiplica ambos lados de la ecuaciΓ³n por 10 para obtener 10x = 11.3\overline{3}
3. Luego, multiplica ambos lados por 10 otra vez para obtener 100x = 113.3\overline{3}
4. Restar 10x 100x 90x = 102
5. Por lo tanto, x = \frac{{102}}{{90}} x = 1 \frac{{1}}{{9}}
2. Multiplica ambos lados de la ecuaciΓ³n por 10 para obtener
3. Luego, multiplica ambos lados por 10 otra vez para obtener
4. Restar
5. Por lo tanto,
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