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What are the steps to change 5.72 into a common fraction?
Step one: Put it over 100. 5.72 = 572/100
What is 5.72 as a fraction?
5.72 = 572/100 or 143/25 in fraction
What is the common fraction for 56?
There is none. A single integer cannot have a common fraction.
What is 572 plus blank equals 972?
The given problem can be written as: 572 + x = 972 It is a linear equation in one variable(here x). The value of unknown can be known by the following these steps: 572 + x = 972 Subtract 572 from both sides 572 + x - 572 = 972 - 572 x = 400 Let's check if x = 400 is correct: 572 + 400 = 972 which is correct.
What is the similar fraction?
fraction having a common denominator
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