Question

How do you write -10.09 as a fraction?​

Answer 1

You could write this as a fraction by first realizing the place value of this decimal, we realize it is in the hundredths, it would be right to think that the fraction would have a denominator that would also des play this…

We could write it as a whole fraction like,

-10 9/100

Or we could keep it as an improper fraction, that being…
-1009/100

We got this by multiplying the -10 by the 100 and adding the 9…

I hope this helped

Answer 2

-1009/100

Explanation:

You want to write -10.09 as a fraction.

Place value

When you identify the least significant digit as having a place value of one hundredth, you know that the number can be written as some number of hundredths. That number of hundredths is the value you get when you eliminate the decimal point from the number:

-1009/100

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Additional comment

If the numerator were divisible by 2 or 5, the fraction could be reduced. This fraction cannot be reduced.

The sign of the fraction will be the sign of the decimal number.

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