Convert Rational Numbers to a Fraction

To convert a rational number to a fraction, you have to write it in the format of ab.
Both a and b are integers and they can be positive and negative but b≠0.
For instance; each one of these numbers 27,−511,−8−4, and −11−18 is a rational number.
Convert Rational Numbers to a Fraction – Examples 1
Convert 0.6 to a fraction.
Solution:
Step 1: 0.6 is 6 tenths. Write down 6 as a numerator and 10 as a denominator. 0.6=610
Step 2: Simplify if it is possible. 610=35
Convert Rational Numbers to a Fraction – Examples 2
Convert −0.22 to a fraction.
Solution:
Step 1: −0.22 is −22 hundredths. Write down −22 as a numerator and 100 as a denominator. −0.22=−22100
Step 2: Simplify if it is possible. −22100=–1150
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