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27 April, 03:12

0.57142857142 as a fraction

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  1. 27 April, 03:15
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    In this problem, we are asked to convert the irrational number 0.57142857142 to a rational number or as a fraction. In this number, we can see that the repeating pattern is 0.571428, hence we can do the conversion by inputting the pattern as many times as we can. The answer to this problem is 4/7.
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