13/15

Fraction13/15
Decimal≈ 0.8666666667exactly 0.8(6)
Percent≈ 86.666667%exactly 86.(6)%

13 of 15 equal parts filled — the same share as a bar and as a circle.

Where the decimal comes from

There is no rewrite over 10, 100 or 1000 for 13/15: 15 has a prime factor other than 2 and 5, so no whole-number multiplier reaches a power of ten. Watch the long division to see what happens instead — the remainders start circling, and once a remainder comes back, the digits must too:

  1. 130 ÷ 15 = 8remainder 10
  2. 100 ÷ 15 = 6remainder 10— this remainder has come around before, so from here the digits repeat

Written exactly: 0.8(6) — the parentheses mark the block that repeats forever.

Every way to write it

Decimal
≈ 0.8666666667
Percent
≈ 86.666667%
Ratio
13 : 15 (part to whole)
As inches
13/15″ = 22.013333 mm

Equivalent fractions

Multiply the top and bottom of 13/15 by the same number and the value does not change:

13/15 = 26/30 = 39/45 = 52/60 = 65/75 = 78/90 · more, or pick a denominator

On the number line

0 1 13/15

As a measurement

Read as inches, 13/15″ is 22.013333 mm exactly. The nearest marks on the finer rules:

RuleNearest markDecimal inchesmmDifference
16ths7/8″ 0.87522.225+0.2117 mm
32ths7/8″ 0.87522.225+0.2117 mm
64ths55/64″ 0.85937521.8281−0.1852 mm

Need a different rule or a tolerance? Nearest fraction · Within tolerance

Common questions

What is 13/15 as a decimal?
13/15 is 0.8666666667 rounded; exactly, it is the repeating decimal 0.8(6).
What is 13/15 as a percentage?
13/15 is about 86.666667% as a percentage.
How many millimetres is 13/15 of an inch?
13/15 of an inch is 22.013333 mm, computed with the exact definition 1 inch = 25.4 mm.

Related

Fraction–decimal chartThe everyday set, printable.Rule charts16ths, 32nds, 64ths, 128ths.The rulerSee 13/15 in its place.
Where this comes from. Exact rational arithmetic on the values shown — fractions are pairs of integers until display, and inch–metric conversion uses 25.4 mm to the inch, exact by definition since 1959. See the full methodology.