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How do you write six and five hundredths as a decimal and as a fraction?
Six and five hundredths written as a decimal is 6.05, and written as a fraction is 6 5/100, or, in simplest form, 6 1/20
Mixed fractionss 1 5 6?
The mixed number 1 5/6 is a recurring fraction when written as a decimal. It can be written as 1.83333333.
What is the decimal fraction for 6.245?
6.245 can be written as the fraction: 6 49/200
What is the fraction one sixth as a decimal?
1/6:= 1 ÷ 6= 0.1667 in decimal
How would the fraction 6 15 be written in decimal form?
6/15:= 6 ÷ 15= 0.4 in decimal
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