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• Day 1

  Fraction Gymnastics

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  Hi, just have a quick question here, which is not totally about this challenge explanation but does concern repeating decimals. Once at my school, we solved an equation with the result being a repeating decimal: 0.016 (the 6 being repeated). There was a little confusion about how to say it in word form, as we were told to use "and" instead of "point" to refer to the decimal point. For example: "zero and 16 thousandths repeating". But doesn't that sound like the whole 16 is repeating (.0161616...)? So please if possible let us/me know what you think it should be. Help is appreciated!
  Thank you!

• Day 2

  Continued Fraction

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  I don't understand the solution to the answer, and how to find the answer. I watched the video over 5 times and I still don't know! Help someone PLEASE

• Day 3

  Comparing Fractions

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  @starwraith Thanks! 🙂

• Day 4

  Sports Average

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  From the lesson, we saw that our number gets closer to 1 (which means larger) as we do so, so the largest of these choices is ⁴⁹/₉.

  There's no fraction that is ⁴⁹/₉ in the question. The corrected version:

  From the lesson, we saw that our number gets closer to 1 (which means larger) as we do so, so the largest of these choices is 5 ⁴/₉.