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1 minus 1/4 = 3/4
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How do you covert a whole number into a fraction?
you take that number and put it over 1. as there are 9 1's
What is 5 over 6 take away 1 over 3?
5/6 - 2/6 = 3/6 or 1/2
What Is 3 wholes and 3 over 4 minus 1 whole and 1 over 5?
1 whole and 1 over 10
What is the difference between -1 and 1?
-2. If you start with -1, and take away 1 from that, you get -2. Basically, your taking away a whole number one time. Think of it this way...it's like you have -$1 in your bank account and then you spend $1 (take away 1) on your debit card, then you get a letter from your bank saying that you account is -$2 (the difference). Hopes this helps.
What is 2 whole - 3 over 4?
It's 1 whole + 1 over 4.
What is 1 whole take away 5 over 8?
1 minus 5/8 is 3/8.
1 whole take away 1 third?
2 thirds.
What is 1 whole take away 3 over 8?
1 - 3/8 =8/8 - 3/8 =5/8
How do you write 460 as a fraction?
To write a whole number as a fraction, you take the whole number over "one". 460/1 460 over 1
How do you covert a whole number into a fraction?
you take that number and put it over 1. as there are 9 1's
What is a whole number denominator?
If you have the number 13 the denoninator would be 1. So like 13 over 1
When you divide a whole number by a decimal less than 1 the quot ion is greater than the whole number why?
Consider the whole number 1 and let's say we divide it by 0.1 What is meant by the above statement is how many 0.1 are there in 1 That is (1)/(0.1) and can be written as (1)/(1/10) and asks how many 1/10th are there in 1. We see 1 is a whole number divided by a fraction which will always yield a larger quotient than the original number.
What is a whole number 1 over 3?
1 over 3 is not a whole number.
What is 5 take away 27 over 8?
1.625 or 1 5/8
What is 5 over 6 take away 1 over 3?
5/6 - 2/6 = 3/6 or 1/2
What Is 3 wholes and 3 over 4 minus 1 whole and 1 over 5?
1 whole and 1 over 10
What is the difference between -1 and 1?
-2. If you start with -1, and take away 1 from that, you get -2. Basically, your taking away a whole number one time. Think of it this way...it's like you have -$1 in your bank account and then you spend $1 (take away 1) on your debit card, then you get a letter from your bank saying that you account is -$2 (the difference). Hopes this helps.
