0
14.005
set the 14 aside for a moment, place the .005 over 1
.005/1
move the decimal places all the way right to whole numbers, top and bottom
5/1000
factor out 5
1/200
---------now,
14 and 1/200
to get improper fraction
(200*14+1)/200
= 2801/200
-----------------------simplest form improper fraction
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