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How would you write -3.2 as an improper fraction?
-3.2 as a improper fraction = -32/10-3.2 * 10/10 = -32/10
How do you write the number 8 as an improper fraction with the number 4 as the denominator?
8 = 32/4
How do you write 6.4 in numerals?
Exactly as in the question 6.4 which is 32/5 as an improper fraction in its simplest form
What is 32 over 5 as an improper fraction?
32/5
How do you write seven fifths as an improper fraction?
7/5 is already an improper fraction.
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