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Not without making it an improper fraction. If you try to simplify it anymore you'll end up with a decimal for the numerator. Ex: If you divide it by 2 you'll get 2.5/3
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What is 39 over 50 in simplest form?
39/50 is the simplest form of the fraction. There is no number that you can divide both 39 and 50 by to make them smaller and make the fraction simpler.
What is a fraction called when a bigger number is over a smaller number?
The fraction is known as a mixed fraction.
What fraction is greater 3 over 10 or 3 over 11?
3 over 10; the bigger denominator the smaller the fraction.
What is a smaller fraction than 7 over 14?
7 over 15
What is 6 over 24 as an improper fraction?
Since 6 is smaller than 24, there is no improper fraction.
What is smaller 0.6 or 6 over 7 as a fraction?
0.6 is smaller.
What is 39 over 50 in simplest form?
39/50 is the simplest form of the fraction. There is no number that you can divide both 39 and 50 by to make them smaller and make the fraction simpler.
What is a fraction called when a bigger number is over a smaller number?
The fraction is known as a mixed fraction.
What fraction is greater 3 over 10 or 3 over 11?
3 over 10; the bigger denominator the smaller the fraction.
What is a smaller fraction than 7 over 14?
7 over 15
Can 117 over 100 be reduced to a smaller improper fraction?
no.
What is the smallest improper fraction you can make?
The smallest improper fraction I could make would be called one plus one over infinity. Technically, the smallest improper fraction is indistinguishable from an integer.
What is the improper fraction for 6 over 10?
Since 6 is smaller than 10, there is no improper fraction.
What is 6 over 24 as an improper fraction?
Since 6 is smaller than 24, there is no improper fraction.
How do you write 1 in a different way?
you could make it a fraction like 1 over 1 or 2 over 2
Can 31 over 56 be simplified into a smaller fraction?
No, it is already simplified.
What is 25 over 100 simplified to to get a smaller fraction?
1/4
