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What is the purpose for leaving decimal values at the end of a number? The may give additional precision or may be indicators of the number of significant digits in the calculation. As an example of the latter, 5.000 kilometres is, at first sig â¦ ht, no different from 5 km.
Write the decimal number above the number 1, as if you are going to divide it. For example, if the decimal is 0.625, write 0.625/1. Multiply both 0.625 and 1 by the multiple of 10 with the same amount of zeros as there are numbers after the decimal point.Since 0.625 has three numbers after the decimal point, multiply the numbers by 1,000, for example:implifying Fractions. The number 625/1,000 is a decimal fraction, meaning that you can reduce it to a smaller fraction. Do this by dividing both the top and bottom number by a common divisor, which is a number that both numbers can be evenly divided by.