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A decimal fraction looks different to the fractions you already know. It is written as a number with a decimal point and decimal places to the right of the point. For example, 0.5 is a decimal fraction. Find out here what a decimal fraction is, how to change a decimal fraction to a normal fraction, how to work out a decimal fraction of a number.
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