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  • Chapter 3: Mathematics in Aviation Maintenance › The Decimal Number System › Converting Decimal Numbers to Fractions

    inches. Convert 0.52 to a fraction. The decimal 0.52 is read as “fifty-two hundredths.” 0.52 = 52 “fifty-two” 100 “hundredths” In the above fraction of 52⁄100, we can divide 4 into each number resulting in a fraction ... inches. Convert the decimal 0.3123 to a common fraction to decide which socket would be the best fit for the bolt head. First, multiply the 0.3123 decimal by 64: Next, round the product to the nearest whole number…

  • Chapter 3: Mathematics in Aviation Maintenance › Ratio

    Decimal Equivalent Chart Figure 3-6 is a fraction to decimal to millimeter equivalency chart. Measurements starting at 1⁄64 inch and up to 3 inches have been converted to decimal numbers and to millimeters. Ratio A ratio…