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What does three fourths plus nine tenths equal?
It is easier to add two fractions together if you convertb them to the same values. You can convert both of these fractions to 20ths quite easily. 3/4 is equal to 15/20ths and 9/10ths is equal to 18/20ths, Simply add them together to find 15/20 + 19/20 = 34/20 now reduce this to a proper fraction... 1 and 14/20ths which can be simplfied to 1 and 7/10ths.
Add 2 and 1 5ths and 1 and 7 10ths?
2/15 + 1 + 7/10 = 11/6
What is 1 5th add 7 10ths?
9 tenths
What is 7 20ths as a percentage?
7 20ths as a percentage is 35%.
Which is bigger 3 5ths or 7 10ths?
7 10ths.
What is 7 20ths equivalent to?
0.35
7 20ths as a decimal?
7/20 = 0.35
What is 7 10ths as a percentage?
70%
What is 7 10ths in percentage?
70%
What is 7 10ths in percent form?
7/10 = 70%
7 percent written as a decimal?
0.007 or 7/10ths
What is 7 10ths of 30?
(30 ÷ 10) × 7 = 21
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