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How do you write three and one fourth as an improper fraction?
you muiltiply the three and four than addd the one and keep the demonminator the same.
How do you do 3 times tables?
you start with the number three for the first one, then u keep adding three to it so 1x3=3 2x3=6 3x3=9 ect.
What word means to destroy one tenth part of something?
decimate
What is the sum of two plus three?
Hold up 2 fingers on one hand.Then hold up 3 fingers on the the other hand.Then count all of the fingers that are up. Since there are 5 fingers up, the sum of 2 plus 3 is 5.
Word form of 3.100?
three and one tenth or three point one
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