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Converting Fractions to Decimals Using Long Division
Explain how to convert any fraction to its decimal equivalent using long division. State which part of the fraction is the dividend and which is the divisor. Then define the two possible kinds of decimal results and describe the remainder condition that identifies each kind.
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