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3 1/4 for example
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Write 0.7 as mixed numbers?
0 7/10
How do you write 0.37 as a mixed number?
0.37 can't be written as a mixed number. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
How can you find the product of mixed numbers?
step 1 write each mixed number as an improper fraction step 2 look for common factor and simplify step 3 multiply write the product as a mixed number
How do you subtract mixed numbers and borrow from the whole number?
you subtract mixed numbers by changing them to improper fractions. to borrow from a whole number you take away one like 5 changes to 4 and then you change look to the other mixed number your subtracting by and write its denominator as 4s denominator.
How do you write these mixed numbers as decimals 3 and 5 tenths?
3 5/10 = 3 1/2 = 3.5
How do you write 17 as a mixed number?
Whole numbers such as 17 are not normally expressed as mixed numbers
How does an engineer use mixed numbers?
they write them down
How can you write 0.31 as a mixed number?
You can't. Mixed numbers are greater than 1.
How do you sum two mixed numbers with different denominators?
Before you can do that, you need to write each mixed number as an improper fraction, and then write both fractions with a common denominator. The only other choice is to write both mixed numbers as decimals, and then add them.
How do you write 0.4 as a mixed number?
0.4 can't be a mixed number. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
Write 0.7 as mixed numbers?
0 7/10
How do you write 2.5 as a mixed numbers?
2.5 = 21/2
How do you write 0.8418 as a mixed number?
It can't be one. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
How do you write 0.19 as a mixed number?
It can't be one. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
How do you write 0.00006 in a mixed number?
It can't be one. Mixed numbers are greater than 1.
How would you write 0.755 as a mixed number?
You can't. Mixed numbers are greater than one.
when adding mixed numbers,is it always necessary to write the sum as a mixed number Explain?
what is 2+@
