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-415 is an integer and not a fraction. However, it can be expressed in rational form as -415/1 which cannot be simplified.
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Can the division expression -415 shown as a fraction if yes write the fraction explain why or Reimer?
-415 is an integer so the answer is no.
What is 8 415 as an improper fraction?
The magnitude of 8/415 is less than 1 and so there is no sensible way of expressing it as an improper fraction.
What is .415 as a fraction?
As a fraction in its simplest form 0.415 = 83/200
What are three ways to write 415?
As a decimal: 415.0 As an improper fraction: 415/1 As a Roman numeral: CDXV
Can the division expression -415 be shown as a fraction?
The browser used for posting questions on this site is rubbish. It is quite useless for mathematics since it strips out most symbols so that we cannot tell what the question is meant to be. We could try to guess but in some cases that is not possible and then we may as well make up our own questions and answer them!In this case we cannot tell whether you intended -4/15 or -41/5, so the answer is not in this case.
How do you write 0.415 as a fraction?
0.415 as a fraction is 415/1000. It is 83/200 in simplest form.
What fraction is higher?
There is no fraction shown! How can we answer a question without the right information?
What is 17.2916666667 as a fraction?
17.2916666667 is a fraction. It is a fraction in decimal form rather than in the form of a ratio. However, that does not stop it being a fraction. Its equivalent, in rational form, is 17.2916666667/10000000000 which cannot be simplified.
Is a scale factor shown as a decimal percentage or fraction?
It is usually a fraction, as it is usually shown in a ratio. Decimal and percentages can be used though.
How do you change 4.15 to a fraction or mixed number?
4.15 = 415/100 where the fractional part can be simplified if you so wish.
Can the division expression 4 and divide15 be shown as a fraction?
Yes and it is 4/15 as a fraction
How can negative 4 be shown as a fraction?
-4/1
