Converting decimals to fractions 1 (ex 3)

Converting this decimal results in a fraction that needs to be simplified. Can you help us?

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La oss se om vi kan skrive
0,36 som en brøk.

Det er flere måter å gjøre det på.
Jeg foretrekker å tenke at

0,36 er det samme som 36 hundredeler.

Eller vi kan tenke på det som at
dette er hundredelsplassen.

Dette er tidelsplassen - <i>eller</i> du kan
se på dette som 30 hundredeler.

Dette kan være 3 tideler,
eller 30 hundredeler.

Så dette er det samme som 36 hundredeler,
eller det er lik 36 <i>over</i> 100.

Vi har allerede uttrykt det som en brøk,
men nå kan vi forkorte,

siden 36 og 100 har felles faktorer.
Begge ser ut til å være delelige med 4,

så hvis vi deler både telleren og nevneren
med 4 (vi gjør det samme med begge,

så vi endrer ikke verdien av brøken),
36 delt på 4 er 9. Og 100 delt på 4 er 25.

Og disse to tallene ser ikke ut til å ha
noen andre felles faktorer,

så vi har skrevet det i forkortet form.
Og vi er ferdige.