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What is 2.16 repeating as a mixed number?
The decimal 2.16 repeating can be expressed as a mixed number by separating the whole number from the decimal part. The whole number is 2, and the repeating decimal 0.16 repeating can be converted into a fraction. The repeating part, 0.16 repeating, is equal to ( \frac{16}{99} ). Therefore, 2.16 repeating as a mixed number is ( 2 \frac{16}{99} ).
What is 0.16 repeating in a fraction?
16/99
What is the fraction for 0.16 repeating?
16/99
What 0.4 repeating written as a fraction or mixed number?
4/9
What is - 16 as a fraction or mixed number?
It is -16. It is a whole number so is neither a fraction nor a mixed number.
What is 2.16 repeating as a mixed number?
The decimal 2.16 repeating can be expressed as a mixed number by separating the whole number from the decimal part. The whole number is 2, and the repeating decimal 0.16 repeating can be converted into a fraction. The repeating part, 0.16 repeating, is equal to ( \frac{16}{99} ). Therefore, 2.16 repeating as a mixed number is ( 2 \frac{16}{99} ).
What is 0.16 repeating as a fraction?
0.16 repeating = 16/99.
What is 2.22222222222 as a mixed fraction?
If that is repeating 2 then as an improper fraction it is 20/9 or 2 and 2/9 as a mixed number
What is the fraction for 0.16 repeating?
16/99
What is 0.16 repeating in a fraction?
16/99
What is 16.6 repeating as a fraction?
It is 16 2/3.
What 0.4 repeating written as a fraction or mixed number?
4/9
How do you write 0.16161616161616 into a fraction?
If it's a repeating decimal then as a fraction it is 16/99
What is - 16 as a fraction or mixed number?
It is -16. It is a whole number so is neither a fraction nor a mixed number.
What is 1.48 repeating as a mixed number?
To convert 1.48 repeating (1.484848...) into a mixed number, we can express it as 1 plus the fractional part. The repeating decimal 0.48 can be represented as 48/99, simplifying to 16/33. Thus, 1.48 repeating as a mixed number is ( 1 \frac{16}{33} ).
What is 1.101010 repeating as a fraction?
1.101010... = 1 10/99 (as a mixed number) = 109/99 (as an improper fraction)
How can a decimal greater than 1 be a repeating decimal?
A decimal number is like a mixed fraction: it has an integer part and a fractional part. If the fractional part is a repeating fraction then the whole number is represented by a repeating decimal.
