How do you write 3.37 as a mixed number?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Technically there is no need to write 3.37 as a mixed number, it's already expressed as best as it should be.

You could write it as 3 37/100, if you wanted, which is a mixed number because it has a whole number and a proper fraction, but the term mixed number is really reserved for alternatively expressing improper fractions, like 337/100, for instance, in which the numerator (the top number) is larger than the denominator (the bottom number); such a number can be turned into a mixed number by dividing the 337 by 100, giving an answer of 3 and 37/100 (or, to put it back into the most simple term, 3.37).

A better example of changing an improper fraction into a mixed number would be the number 8/5, which is an improper fraction because the 8 (numerator) is larger than the 5 (denominator); to change it into a mixed number, divide the 8 by 5, giving 1, with a remainder of 3, yielding 1 3/5, read as "one and three-fifths".

Answer 3

To write 3.37 as a mixed number, you first need to separate the whole number part from the decimal part. The whole number part is 3, and the decimal part is 0.37. Next, you express the decimal part as a fraction by placing it over the place value of the last digit, which is 100 in this case. So, 0.37 can be written as 37/100. Putting it all together, 3.37 as a mixed number is 3 37/100.

Answer 4

337/100 because it has 3 numbers 4 of those number would be 3376 (example) /1000

Answer 5

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