5.02
As long as the decimal is greater than one.
9 and 1/10 is a mixed number. As a decimal, that is written 9.1
10.9 is a decimal which can also be written as 10 and 9/10
The mixed number 1 5/6 is a recurring fraction when written as a decimal. It can be written as 1.83333333.
To write 12 and 16 thousandths as a mixed decimal, you first note that "12" is the whole number part. The "16 thousandths" can be written as 0.016. Therefore, combining these, you get 12.016 as the mixed decimal representation.
As long as the decimal is greater than one.
the mixed number is written like this: 1 ---- 9 10 this is the decimal: 9.1
9 and 1/10 is a mixed number. As a decimal, that is written 9.1
10.9 is a decimal which can also be written as 10 and 9/10
Neither, it is a decimal but it can be written as a fraction.
The mixed number 1 5/6 is a recurring fraction when written as a decimal. It can be written as 1.83333333.
Not sure what you mean by a mixed decimal, but 5/7 is a repeating decimal: 0.71485 The last five digit repeat. A mixed decimal is when you have both a fraction and a decimal in your answer. Like, 5/7 is equal to ( 0.71 3/7). Fractions equivalent to repeating decimals may be written as mixed decimals.
15/50 (0.3) can't be a mixed number. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
0.16 is already a decimal. And there is no mixed decimal.
5.35 is the decimal equivalent of 535/100.
0.1 may be written as 1/10
not just any fraction can be written as a mixed number because, for example, 5/7 you can't because if you divide 7 into 5 you get some decimal and a decimal can't be the numerator or denominator of a fraction.