One whole minus two fifths is three fifths.
There are five fifths in a whole.Think about it this way:Divide an apple into five equal parts.Each part is one fifth of the whole apple.There are five fifths in one whole. This whole can be an apple, an pear, actually anything, even numbers.1/5 is one fifth.Its decimal representation is : 0.20.2 multiply by 5 and you get 1, one whole number one.A fifth is a fraction of a whole number and is written as 1/5.Therefore 1/5+1/5+1/5+1/5+1/5= 5/5 or five fifths which is one whole number.Or said differently, 5/5 equals 1.
Ah, what a happy little question! Six fifths is the same as one whole and one fifth. So, the equivalent fraction would be 1 1/5. Just imagine that extra fifth as a little bird flying alongside the whole number, creating a beautiful harmony in your math garden.
3 and 1 fifth
One fifth plus one fifth is two fifths (2/5).
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1 fifth and 2 fifths
Since five fifths equal one whole, 6/5 would equal one whole plus one fifth. So 7 plus 1 and one fifth is 8 and 1 fifth or 8 1/5
One whole minus two fifths is three fifths.
5, hence the term "one fifth"
There are five fifths in a whole.Think about it this way:Divide an apple into five equal parts.Each part is one fifth of the whole apple.There are five fifths in one whole. This whole can be an apple, an pear, actually anything, even numbers.1/5 is one fifth.Its decimal representation is : 0.20.2 multiply by 5 and you get 1, one whole number one.A fifth is a fraction of a whole number and is written as 1/5.Therefore 1/5+1/5+1/5+1/5+1/5= 5/5 or five fifths which is one whole number.Or said differently, 5/5 equals 1.
that's an easy one! there is 16 fifths in 3 and 1 fifth
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(1/5)/(1/2) = 2/5, hence 2/5 halves make 1/5
1 fifth = 20%, so 3 fifths = 60% 1 fourth = 25% So 3/5 + 1/4 = 85% or 60% + 25% = 85% and in fraction form: 3/5 (4) + 1/4 (5) = 17/20 = 85% So it will make less than a whole
Ah, what a happy little question! Six fifths is the same as one whole and one fifth. So, the equivalent fraction would be 1 1/5. Just imagine that extra fifth as a little bird flying alongside the whole number, creating a beautiful harmony in your math garden.
5 times 1/5 = 1