1. Equations: Repeating Decimals as Rational #s Honors Math – Grade 7

2. To rename a repeating decimal that has digits that do not begin repeating immediately after the decimal point. 2.Multiply both sides by a power of 10 to move the decimal point immediately to the left of the repeating digits. 4.Subtract the simplified equation from Step 2 from the simplified equation in Step 3. 5. Solve for x.

3. To rename a repeating decimal that has digits that do not begin repeating immediately after the decimal point. 2.Multiply both sides by a power of 10 to move the decimal point immediately to the left of the repeating digits. 4.Subtract the simplified equation from Step 2 from the simplified equation in Step 3. 5. Solve for x.

4. To rename a repeating decimal that has digits that do not begin repeating immediately after the decimal point. 2.Multiply both sides by a power of 10 to move the decimal point immediately to the left of the repeating digits. 4.Subtract the simplified equation from Step 2 from the simplified equation in Step 3. 5. Solve for x.

5. To rename a repeating decimal that has digits that do not begin repeating immediately after the decimal point. 2.Multiply both sides by a power of 10 to move the decimal point immediately to the left of the repeating digits. 4.Subtract the simplified equation from Step 2 from the simplified equation in Step 3. 5. Solve for x.

6. To rename a repeating decimal that has digits that do not begin repeating immediately after the decimal point. 2.Multiply both sides by a power of 10 to move the decimal point immediately to the left of the repeating digits. 4.Subtract the simplified equation from Step 2 from the simplified equation in Step 3. 5. Solve for x.