15/72 1/7:= [(7 * 2)+1]/7= [14 + 1]/7= 15/7 in improper fraction
Say you have the fraction 2/7. that would round to zero. What if you have 3/5? That could equal 1 or 1/2. People do it all differently, so there is actually no correct answer. Ask your teacher if your answer is correct. If your answer is pretty close, that could be correct to others.
Since 1/7 is an infinite repeating decimal, the answer will depend on the number of digits to which the answer needs to be rounded. To 15 decimal places, for example, it is 0.142857142857143
7 as an improper fraction would be 7 over 1 or 7/1
3 1/7:= [(7*3)+1]/7= [21+1]/7= 22/7 in improper fraction
0.7 in fraction = 7/10
15/72 1/7:= [(7 * 2)+1]/7= [14 + 1]/7= 15/7 in improper fraction
It is: 0.7 = 7/10 as a fraction
2 1/7 to an improper fraction = 15/72 1/7:= [(7 * 2)+1]/7= [14+1]/7= 15/7 in improper fraction
Say you have the fraction 2/7. that would round to zero. What if you have 3/5? That could equal 1 or 1/2. People do it all differently, so there is actually no correct answer. Ask your teacher if your answer is correct. If your answer is pretty close, that could be correct to others.
Since 1/7 is an infinite repeating decimal, the answer will depend on the number of digits to which the answer needs to be rounded. To 15 decimal places, for example, it is 0.142857142857143
The fraction equivalent to 7 is 7/1 while the fraction equivalent to 8 is 8/1.
7 as an improper fraction would be 7 over 1 or 7/1
3 1/7:= [(7*3)+1]/7= [21+1]/7= 22/7 in improper fraction
To convert a mixed number to an improper fraction 1 1/7 Multiply the coefficient '1' to the DENOMINATOR '7', THEN ADD THE NUMERATOR '1'. hENCE (1 x 7] + 1) / 7 = ( 7 + 1) / 7 = 8/7 The answer!!!!!
It is 7 over 1.
It is simply 7/1 as an improper fraction