How to Represent Decimal Numbers in p/q Form | Number System | Class 9 Maths

Hello everyone! Welcome back to Maths Pathshala. In today's video, we are continuing our journey into the Number System. We will learn a very important topic: How to represent decimal numbers in the form of p/q. I’ll be covering different types of decimal numbers, including: Terminating Decimals (like 2.5, 4.67) Non-Terminating Repeating Decimals (Numbers with a bar, like 2.555... or 2.6555...) I use a simple "Divider & Group" analogy to help you understand how to shift decimals and subtract equations to get your final answer in fraction form. Whether you're a Class 9 student or just brushing up on your basics, this step-by-step guide will make the concept crystal clear. What you will learn in this video: Identifying terminating vs. non-terminating repeating decimals. The step-by-step method to convert bar numbers into p/q form. Solved examples for both simple and complex repeating decimals. Maths is all about practice! If you have any questions, feel free to drop them in the comment section below—I’d love to help you out. If you found this video helpful: ✅ Like the video ✅ Subscribe to Maths Pathshala for more easy maths tutorials ✅ Share this with your friends! #NumberSystem #Class9Maths #MathsPathshala #DecimalsToFractions #RationalNumbers #MathsTutorial #HindiMaths