Every mixed number is (a whole number) plus (a fraction). Since part of it is a whole number,
the mixed number must be greater than ' 1 '.
1/8 plus 2/3 is only 0.79166... and that's less than ' 1 '. So it doesn't have what it takes
to be a mixed number, no matter what you do to it or how you write it.
Multiply the whole number times the fraction's denominator, and add the result to the existing numerator. Examples : 2 3/7 = [ (2x7) + 3] /7 = 17/7 3 and 7/10 = (10 * 3 + 7)/10 = 37/10 (Multiply fraction's denominator times whole number, add that product to fraction's numerator, and place over original fraction's denominator. )
arctan(x)
When dividing fractions and mixed numbers, the most important step is to convert the mixed number into a single fraction. E.g. 1, 1/3 should be written as 4/3.
1 7/15
You must add 1
0 7/12
If you had the equation x/x+1, the way that it would be written as a mixed number would be 1-(1/x+1).
No. A mixed number is a whole number plus a fraction, so it has to be more than ' 1 '. 5/15 is less than ' 1 ', so there's nothing you can do to it to make it look like a mixed number.
1 and 2 over 3. Ha Ha 1 2/3
2/33 can't be a mixed number. A mixed number is a whole number plus a fraction. There's not enough to 2/33 to make any whole number.
5 over 4 as a mixed number is 1 and 1/4
6/1 is an integer, not a mixed number.
The mixed number is 11/8.
-- A mixed number is a whole number plus a fraction, so it must be more than ' 1 '.-- 9/10 is less than ' 1 ', so there's no way to make a mixed number out of it.It just doesn't have what it takes to be a mixed number.-- If you absolutely must have a mixed number, the best we can do is09/10
150 over 100 as a mixed number is 1 1/2 or 1.5.
It contains whole number plus fraction of 1, so its a mixed number.
4 and 1/8 is a mixed number.