Neither.
Yes, 17 5 can be expressed as a mixed number. It represents 17 whole units and 5 as a fractional component, typically written as ( 17 \frac{5}{1} ). However, if you meant to express it as a single mixed number, it would simply remain as 17 since 5 is a whole number.
To convert 4.017 into a mixed number, first separate the whole number from the decimal. The whole number is 4, and the decimal 0.017 can be expressed as a fraction, which is 17/1000. Therefore, 4.017 as a mixed number is 4 17/1000.
If you divide 17 by three you get 5 with two left over so it's 5 2/3
426.85 as a mixed fraction is 426 17/20
To find how many thirds are in 17, you divide 17 by ( \frac{1}{3} ), which is the same as multiplying 17 by 3. This calculation gives you ( 17 \times 3 = 51 ). Therefore, there are 51 thirds in 17.
Whole numbers such as 17 are not normally expressed as mixed numbers
Expressed as a mixed number in its simplest form, 17/3 is equal to 5 2/3 or five and two thirds.
all you have to do is like for example if there is 2 and 17 thirds all u would do is add 2+17 and then times it by three and you would get 57 thirds
Well, isn't that a happy little question! In 5 and two thirds, you have 5 whole thirds and an additional two thirds, making it a total of 7 thirds. Just imagine all the beautiful things you can create with those thirds!
Yes, 17 5 can be expressed as a mixed number. It represents 17 whole units and 5 as a fractional component, typically written as ( 17 \frac{5}{1} ). However, if you meant to express it as a single mixed number, it would simply remain as 17 since 5 is a whole number.
To convert 4.017 into a mixed number, first separate the whole number from the decimal. The whole number is 4, and the decimal 0.017 can be expressed as a fraction, which is 17/1000. Therefore, 4.017 as a mixed number is 4 17/1000.
17/8 is the same as 2 and 1/8
If you divide 17 by three you get 5 with two left over so it's 5 2/3
21
4 1/4
One and eight-ninths
426.85 as a mixed fraction is 426 17/20