Yes it can help.
140 is an integer: it is neither a fraction nor a mixed number and so it makes no sense to write it as one. However, if you must, you could write it is 140/1.
I suppose you could write it as 20 and 4/4, but that doesn't make a lot of sense. In general, whole numbers and mixed numbers are separate things.
Infinity is not a number in the ordinary sense of the word.
Answer: Mixed number Answer: It is neither, in the sense that you can't write the square root of any positive integer (except for the square root of perfect squares) exactly as a fraction. You can only approximate it. In other words, it's an irrational number.
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Number sense allows you to estimate the result of subtracting two mixed numbers, helping you assess whether your final answer is reasonable. By rounding the mixed numbers to the nearest whole numbers or simpler fractions, you can quickly gauge if the subtraction aligns with your expectations. If your calculated answer deviates significantly from this estimate, it may indicate an error in your computation. Additionally, having a solid number sense helps you recognize common patterns and relationships between numbers, which can aid in verifying your work.
Yes, but only in the sense that they are not proper mixed number. For example, 5 and 3/4 is a mixed number. 5 and 4/4 is also a mixed number, but it is really the whole number of 6, since 4/4 is 1.
1.7 as a mixed number would be 1 and 7/10ths.
85 is an integer and it makes no sense to try to express it as a mixed number.
3/8, being less than 1, can't be a mixed number.
54 is an integer and it makes no sense to try and express it as a mixed number.
IT can't be one. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
A decimal number is simply a way of representing a number in such a way that the place value of each digit is ten times that of the digit to its right. A decimal representation does not require a decimal point. So provided the number is a decimal fraction, it can be represented as a mixed number. If it is a decimal integer then it is not a mixed number and it makes no sense to try to represent it as one.
Number sense allows you to estimate the result of subtracting two mixed numbers by rounding them to the nearest whole numbers, making it easier to gauge if your actual subtraction is reasonable. For instance, if you subtract 3 1/2 from 5 3/4, estimating the values as 3 and 6 gives you a difference of about 3, helping you check if your detailed calculation is in the right ballpark. Additionally, understanding the relationship between whole numbers and fractions can help you verify that your final answer makes sense in the context of the problem.
Well, isn't that a happy little number! Let's see, 1.03125 as a mixed number would be 1 1/32. Just like adding a touch of color to a painting, turning decimals into mixed numbers can bring a sense of balance and harmony.
101 is a whole number and so it makes hardly any sense to rename it as a mixed number, but, if you were really keen to do it, you could write it as 101 0/n, where n is any integer greater than 0.