Fraction Decimal Conversion Worksheet
Practice both directions with eight mixed questions. Hide the answers while working, reveal the checked set afterward, or generate a different ordering.
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Practice worksheet
Answer key
Method reminder
For a fraction, divide numerator by denominator. For a finite decimal, write the digits over 10, 100, 1000, or the matching place-value power, then reduce. A repeated remainder creates a recurring decimal.
How to use this worksheet
- Write each calculation before checking the answer.
- For long division, keep the remainder beside every digit.
- Reduce every fraction to lowest terms.
- Use parentheses around a repeating block.
- Check uncertain answers in the fraction and decimal converter.
Frequently asked questions
Are the questions printable?
Yes. Use the browser print command; the simple numbered layout is designed to remain readable on paper.
Does every fraction terminate?
No. After reduction, only denominators whose prime factors are 2 and/or 5 terminate in base ten.