What improper fractions equal 17.09 repeating

First, improper fractions are those in which the denominator is bigger than the numerator.

Now, our number is 17.099999 let's call it X.

if we multiply X by 100, we get 100*X= 1709.999999

if we now do 10*X = 170.999999

Is easy to see that subtracting those two numbers, the repeating decimals go away, so, 100*X - 10*X= 90*X = 1709.9999... - 170.999... = 1539

so if 90*X = 1539, then X = 1539/90 which is your improper fraction.

no, x cannot be the same number. in all of them, x is 1. for one input there is another output. g is not a function

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