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How do you write five fourths as an improper fraction to a mixed number?
1 and 1 fourth
What is eight fourths as a mixed number?
8/4 = 2 That is an integer, or a whole number - not a mixed number. You could write it as 20/1 but there is not a single good reason for doing that.
How do you write 37 and 4 as a mixed number?
Seven
How do you write thirtyfour and seven hundredths as a mixed number?
34.07
How do you write mixed number in word form?
A mixed number, in the form 157/11 = fifteen and seven elevenths.
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