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What is the fraction of 240 percent?
240/100 = 24/10 = 12/5 ■
What is 2 thirds of 360?
Here's its equation: x = 2/3 × 360/1 x = 720/3 x = 240 Finding a fraction of a whole number would be by multiplying that fraction with that whole number over 1. Then that multiplied numerator would be equal to dividing it by that fraction's denominator.
What is the reduced fraction of 240 over 816?
It is: 5/17 in its lowaest terms
Convert 0.625 to a fraction?
5/8
How do you convert to proper fraction or mixed number 851?
851 is an integer - neither a proper fraction not a mixed number!
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