The decimal expansion of the fractions where the denominator is not a power of ten nor one of the 'easy' numbers has been rounded to 4 decimals, so it may or may not show the repeating pattern for non-terminating decimals, and it may or may not show all the decimal digits for terminating decimals.
1 a.
5
3
= 5.5
6
1 b.
2
200
= 2.2
1000
2 a.
–8
1
= –8.5
2
2 b.
4
7
= 4.28
25
3 a.
–1
23
= –1.92
25
3 b.
–
17
= –0.6296
27
4 a.
–6
6327
= –6.6327
10000
4 b.
–
2
= –0.0714
28
5 a.
–3
47
= –3.47
100
5 b.
4
5
= 4.5
10
6 a.
3
10
= 3.7143
14
6 b.
8
13
= 8.26
50
7 a.
5
51
= 5.51
100
7 b.
–
28375
= –0.28375
100000
8 a.
–
17
= –0.85
20
8 b.
–4
18271
= –4.18271
100000
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