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Is negative 9 and one half a rational number?
Yes it is. It can be written as a fraction.
What mixed number is half of forty-five?
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What is half of 18 in fractions?
1/2 of 18 is 9. It is a whole number, not a fraction!
How is the sum of one half and one seventh of a number is one written?
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Sixteen minus a mystery number equals half the sum of 16 and 2 What is the mystery number?
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