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27/30 = 9/10

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What fraction plus 2 over 3 is 9 over10?

Let x be the fraction you seek. x + 2/3 = 9/10 Find common denominator: x + 20/30 = 27/30 x = 7/30 Check: 7/30 + 20/30 = 27/30 27/30 = 27/30


What is 27 out of 30 as a percentage?

Expressed as a percentage fraction, 27/30, or twenty-seven thirtieths, is equal to 90 percent.


What is the gcf of 27 24 30?

The result of dividing 27 and 30 is a fraction. The concept of GCF is not relevant for fractions.


What is the simple form of the fraction 30 48?

5/8


30 percent changed into a fraction?

In a simple way it is 30/100. 30 and 100 can both be divided by 2. The reduced fraction is 15/50. This can be reduced to 3/10.


Which factor is greater 17 over 30 or 27 over 35?

27/35 is the greater fraction.


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The square root of 729 is 27.Yes, it is a rational number because 27 can be written as simple fraction, 27/1.


What is 27 as fraction?

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300/540 = 30/54 = 15/27 = 5/9


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What is the process of adding and subtracting fractions?

Ok so say you have a problem like 3/6 -7/5. You need a common denomonator, in this case 30. you get this by multiplying the first fraction by 5/5 which makes the 'new' fraction 15/30. You then multiply the next fraction by 6/6 to get 42/30. you then subtract the numeraters and the denominator is unchanged. the answer would be -27/30 (15-42=-27)


How do you multiply improper fractions with simple fractions?

Multiply the numerator by the numerator, and the denominator by the denominator. If you find this explanation unclear, take this example: 9/8 (improper fraction) x 3/4 (simple fraction) = 27/32 (answer)---if you can simplify it, do so. If it is a mixed number (e.g. 1 3/4), change the mixed number to an improper fraction and follow the steps above. The same applies to simple fraction multiplying by simple fraction.