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Would it be impossible to write all fractions equivalent to a half and why?
No. There are infinitely many equivalent fractions for any given fraction.
How would you write 6.18 in fractions?
The answer would be 6 and 18/100 which simplified would be 6 and 9/50.
How do you write a appropriate fractions?
what is an appropriate fraction
How do you write 0.0003 in fractions?
3/10,000ths
When you write a fraction AS A decimal of the fractions?
divide
How do you write fractions as a model?
I believe as a model, it is important to practice writing your fractions whether you are heidi klum or miranda kerr. xoxo gossip girl
How are your stratagies for writing equivalent ratios the same as or different from writing equivalent fractions?
The strategies for writing equivalent ratios is the same as writing equivalent fractions.
Would it be impossible to write all fractions equivalent to a half and why?
No. There are infinitely many equivalent fractions for any given fraction.
Would it be impossible to write all fractions equivalent to a half?
yeah, probably
How would you write 6.18 in fractions?
The answer would be 6 and 18/100 which simplified would be 6 and 9/50.
How would you write 5.11 in roman numeral?
The Roman Numeral system did not incorporate fractions.
How do you write a in Japanese?
あIf you are writing hiragana then it would be like this あ. If you are writing katakana then it would be like this ア.
How do you write 12.05 from decimla as fractions?
12 1/20 or mixed would be 241/20
What does fractions have in common with division?
A fraction is division. For example, the fraction 2/3 is a cleaner way of writing 2 divided by 3, the answer to which is .666666. The purpose of fractions is not having to deal with decimals and having a cleaner way to write numbers.
How do you write equivalent mixed fractions?
Change them to improper fractions and double them.
What is a deciamls?
I THINK you mean the word decimal. It is a way of writing fractions that are in 10ths. For example, 1/10th would be 0.1 and 2/10ths would be 0.2 By adding another digit to the right of the decimal point, you can write hundredths, another digit thousandths, etc.
Why would you be a writer?
Writers write because they love writing.
