Wow!
Sir, mine has a different format and clearly shows the formulas involved in the conversion compared to that on the site (cuemath). I developed that table format and formulas myself, so as to give a clearer view/understanding of the Fraction-Decimal resolution.

That is the major reason I titled it "Fraction-Decimal Resolution Table"

I'll be glad if this clarification is looked upon favourably.
Thanks Sir.

Maths formulation.
Title: Fraction-Decimal Resolution Table

Summary:
Fraction-Decimal resolution table is a detailed technique developed by Mark, to convert fractions to decimals, in a more concise and scientific manner.

This method of conversion will enable students or learners to convert fractions to decimals without the aid of a calculator.
Though, it is an advanced conversion method.

In addition, this technique is simple and logical. It will help to enhance learners/Students level of mathematical accuracy.

It is a new innovation, and it will really be of great benefit to students in high schools and colleges.