9/14 as a decimal

How to convert this fraction

Divide 9 by 14 using integer long division. The whole-number part is 0; the remaining fraction is 9/14.

1. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 6; the new remainder is 6.
2. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 4; the new remainder is 4.
3. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 2; the new remainder is 12.
4. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 8; the new remainder is 8.
5. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 5; the new remainder is 10.
6. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 7; the new remainder is 2.
7. Bring down a zero: remainder × 10 gives the next decimal digit 1; the new remainder is 6.

The remainder repeats, so the decimal repeats with 428571 as the repeating cycle. The displayed value 0.642857142857 is rounded; the exact value remains 9/14.

Check: 0 × 14 + 9 = 9, so the quotient and remainder reconstruct the original fraction.