Decimals to Fractions (2)

For more like this go to https://www.letsdomath.ca/ It's an easy-to-use route to resources, faster than scrolling through videos on YT! Skill top-up for Decimals to Fractions Quick review of process from first film. The add-on part is that we need to REDUCE the fraction to its lowest terms. First example 0.25 = 25/100 = 1/4 Second example: 14.625 = 14 625/1000 625/100 is chunked to reduce it. 2-step reduction.