5 wholes is 15 thirds so your improper fraction is 17/3
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∙ 13y agoYou make 3000 in to the improper fraction 3000/1 and then you multiply across. So you get 3000*2/1*3
first you make the fraction into an improper fraction. so that would be 20 over 3. then divide 20 into 3 Answer: 6.66 repeating or 6.67
4 as an improper fraction = 4/1
Firstly, you need to recognize that 0.8 is the same as 8/10. Changing that will give you a simplified form of 2 8/10. If you want to turn that into an improper fraction, you have to take the 2 wholes and multiply by ten. That will give you 20. Then you add that number to the numerator, giving you an improper fraction form of 28/10.
An improper fraction is a fraction whose size is greater than ' 1 '. The size of ' -0.6 ' is less than ' 1 ', so it doesn't have enough to it to make an improper fraction.
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If each whole has three parts to it, then with 2 holes you will have 6 thirds. You then add the extra third to the other 6 and get the improper fraction of 7/3.
Three and two thirds are equal precisely to three and two thirds. Nothing more, nothing less. Or if you want to make it a improper fraction it will be 11/3 or eleven thirds
You make 3000 in to the improper fraction 3000/1 and then you multiply across. So you get 3000*2/1*3
first you make the fraction into an improper fraction. so that would be 20 over 3. then divide 20 into 3 Answer: 6.66 repeating or 6.67
4 as an improper fraction = 4/1
all you have to do is like for example if there is 2 and 17 thirds all u would do is add 2+17 and then times it by three and you would get 57 thirds
2 wholes make an integer and not a fraction. However, it can be expressed in rational form as 2/1 which cannot be simplified.
Firstly, you need to recognize that 0.8 is the same as 8/10. Changing that will give you a simplified form of 2 8/10. If you want to turn that into an improper fraction, you have to take the 2 wholes and multiply by ten. That will give you 20. Then you add that number to the numerator, giving you an improper fraction form of 28/10.
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.
No, it is smaller. The numerator represents parts of a whole. The denominator represents the whole, or how many parts you need to make a whole. So if you have 2/7, that means only 2 parts out of seven wholes are filled. if you have 12/4, that means the denominator was filled 3 times, and you have 3 wholes.
There isn't one. You can only make an improper fraction from a mixed fraction, which a whole number with a fraction on its side