you can use it by writing out the complex into a division problem then improper fraction
The ratio of 5 to 6 as a fraction is 5/6. What you need to remember in doing problems like this is that the first number corresponds to the numerator (top number) in the fraction, and the second number corresponds to the denominator (bottom number) in the fraction. This ratio 5 to 6 is basically saying "5 parts out of 6" and therefore is easy to turn into a fraction... but only if you think of it this way. :-D Good luck! Jackie
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9.67 in fraction form is 967/100 in fraction form
1/5 has no improper fraction and 2/5 has no imporper fraction
There is no single method to solve all types of fraction problems. Some problems and their solutions are relatively simple, others are extremely difficult.
The difference.
The answer will depend on what test: in which school or college, at what level.
1/7 of them
proper fraction
The answer will depend on what test where, and and at what level.
What is 8/35 is one example.
Factor puzzle are used to solve ratio problems and equivalent fraction problems. It is a way to practice multiplication and division.
Fractions are division problems. The line in a fraction can be read as "divided by." 2/3 is actually 2 divided by 3.
Divide the numerator (top number) by the denominator (bottom number.
A whole stick is worth 1 whole, use fraction sticks to find equivalent fractions, use the fraction sticks to add fractions with the same denominator
There are two possible answers: 2/5 problems per minute or 5/2 minutes per problem. The logic behind these fractions is simple. You have two measures: 2 problems and 5 minutes. So one fraction, the first, is "2 problems" divided by "5 minutes" and the other is "5 minutes" divided by "2 problems".