The process of transforming a number into a fraction requires that it be denoted as a proportion of two whole numbers. When dealing with decimal figures, you merely count the digits that follow the decimal point, and then situate those digits over 1 followed by the same number of zeros. In the case of percentages, the number is placed over 100. The fraction should then be simplified, if feasible, by identifying the highest common factor.
| Topic | Problem | Solution |
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| None | If the exponent of a number is 2 and the number i… | First, we calculate the exponent of the number 9, which is \(9^2\). |