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Change into improper fraction 4 and 1 over 3?
Thirteen over three.
What is the mixed number for fraction 24 over 8?
There is no mixed fraction. 24 over 8 is 3.
What is thirteen over four in an improper fraction?
It is already an improper fraction as 13/4
What is the mixed number for the fraction 24 over 18?
The mixed number for the fraction 24 over 18 is 1 and 1/3
What is three and eight ninths as a mixed number?
3 8/9, that's 3, then the fraction 8 over 9.
Change into improper fraction 4 and 1 over 3?
Thirteen over three.
Rewrite thirteen over five as a mixed number?
Thirteen over five as a mixed number = 23/5
What is the answer of thi fraction 8 over 3 to mixed number?
The answer is 2 and 2 over three.
What is the mixed number for three and three fourths?
three and three fourths- 3 3/4 is already a mixed number the other i think you might be looking for is 13/4- thirteen over four
What is the mixed number for fraction 24 over 8?
There is no mixed fraction. 24 over 8 is 3.
What is 21 over 5 as a mixed fraction?
21 over 5 as a mixed fraction is 4 1/5.
What fraction equals the mixed number of two and three fourths?
11 4 (11 over 4)
Is 15 and 7 over 5 an mixed number?
No. A fraction that has the numerator equal to, or greater than, the denominator, is called an improper fraction. A mixed fraction is the sum of an integer and a proper fraction, for example, 3 1/2 (three and one half).
What is thirteen over four in an improper fraction?
It is already an improper fraction as 13/4
What is the fraction 51 over 8 as a mixed number?
The fraction 51 over 8 as a mixed number is 63/8
What is the mixed number for the fraction 24 over 18?
The mixed number for the fraction 24 over 18 is 1 and 1/3
What is thirteen over three divided by eight over three?
To divide one fraction by another, you multiply the first fraction by the reciprocal of the second - that is, you exchange numerator and denominator in the second fraction, then multiply. Therefore, 13/3 divided by 8/3 is the same as 13/3 times 3/8.
