It is 31/7.
If you have a mixed fraction a b/c, the improper fraction is (a*c + b)/c. I'll let you figure out this particular problem on your own. :)
1/6, 2/12, 5/30 and an infinite number more. **NOTE** Assumed 0.167 was the irrational recurring fraction 0.1666....
First of all , do not use the phrase ' not rational' . The word in the English language, and mathematics is 'IRRATIONAL'. Net 1.234 is rational; it can be converted to a ratio(fraction). For irrational numbers the decimals go to inifinity and there is no regular order in the decimal digits. 'pi' is probably the most well known irrational numbers at pi = 3.141592654... The three terminl dots/stops indicate to mathemticians, that the number goes to infinity. Notice also, there is no regular order of digits in the decimal moiety. Since the number given ends at '4' , then it does not go to infinity, hernce it is rational . To convert to a ratio (fraction) 1.234 = 1 234/1000 Cancel down by '2' 1 117/500 (THis is the fraction in its lowest terms).
A number 3 is one third as a fraction, or expressed as 1/3 (one over three).
No, it is rational.
The fraction of three sevenths is 3/7.
Three and four sevenths in an improper fraction is 17857/5000
An impossibility because 3/7 is a fraction
of course not! fraction one eleventh is way smaller than three sevenths
4+3/7=4.4285714286... Irrational number.
The answer is 8/7 [improper fraction]. As a mixed number: 1 1/7 {1 and 1/7}
Three is not irrational since it can be made into a fraction.
Three sevenths
To get an equivalent fraction, multiply both the numerator and the denominator by any number except zero. Use the same number for both.
Expressed as a top-heavy fraction in its simplest form, 4 5/7 is equal to 33/7 or thirty-three sevenths.
Any number that can't be expessed as a fraction is an irrational number as for example the square root of 4.5