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How many ninths are there in three whole two out of three?
i think there are 3 9's in 3 whole and 2 3rds
Is two-ninths a rational number?
If it can be expressed as a ratio of whole numbers ... like "two out of nine" ... then it is by definition a rational number.
Is two ninths a rational number?
yes
What must be added to four-ninths to make a whole one?
Five-ninths must be added to four-ninths to make a whole.
What number is two thirds of six ninths?
4
How many ninths are there in three whole two out of three?
i think there are 3 9's in 3 whole and 2 3rds
What is four ninths as a whole number?
4/9 can't be a whole number.
Is two-ninths a rational number?
If it can be expressed as a ratio of whole numbers ... like "two out of nine" ... then it is by definition a rational number.
What is 5 ninths converted into a whole number?
To convert 5 ninths into a whole number, you would perform the division 5 ÷ 9, which equals approximately 0.5555. To convert this decimal into a whole number, you would typically round to the nearest whole number. In this case, 0.5555 rounds down to 0 when rounded to the nearest whole number.
What is one whole minus four ninths?
One whole is nine ninths. Nine ninths minus four ninths equals five ninths.
22 ninths as a mixed number?
2 4/9 (two and four ninths)
Is two ninths a rational number?
yes
How do you turn two and two ninths to an improper fraction?
To convert a mixed number to an improper fraction, multiply the denominator by the whole number, add that total to the numerator and put the whole thing over the original denominator. 20/9
What must be added to four-ninths to make a whole one?
Five-ninths must be added to four-ninths to make a whole.
What is a number between minus three and seven ninths and minus three and two ninths?
The answer is -3.5
What number is larger two fifths or two ninths?
two fifths
What is the answer to two thirds minus two ninths?
Two thirds minus two ninths is 4 ninths. Two thirds is 6 ninths. 6 ninths minus 2 ninths is 4 ninths.
