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What is 1 11/45 as a decimal?

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Solution: 1 11/45 as a decimal is 1.24 Methods First step – Making the fraction improper: The first step to changing 1 11/45 into a decimal is to change it to an improper fraction. To do that, we need to multiply 1 by 45 and add its product to 11 in the numerator to get: 56/45. Now we will attempt to convert 56/45 to a decimal using the following method: Explanation using the division method: A fraction is usually split into two parts: the first part is the number on top, called the numerator; and the second part is the number on the bottom, called the denominator. These are both separated by a line called the “divisor line”. We can use the division method help to solve this question: to get a decimal, simply divide the numerator 56 by the denominator 45 (which you can enter in any calculator): 56 (numerator) ÷ 45 (denominator) = 1.24 And finally, you get 1.24 as your answer when you convert 1 11/45 (or 56/45) to a decimal. Practice more conversion problems All it takes to be better at something is some practice! Take a look at some more similar problems on converting fractions to decimals and give them a go: What is 14 8/10 as a decimal? What is 6 114/5 as a decimal? What is 10 8/13 as a decimal? What is 6 7/19 as a decimal?