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How do you convert 222 minutes to hours and minutes?
There are 60 minutes in an hour. So divide 222 by 60, without simplifying the fraction. The quotient is the number of hours and the remainder is the number of minutes.
Is 0.222 bigger then 0.25?
No. Think of it like this. 0.222's fraction form is 222/1000 and 0.25's fraction form is 25/100. To compare, you need to make them the same denominator. So 25/100 turns into 250/1000. Now what is bigger 222/1000 or 250/1000?
What is 222 over 1000 in simplest form?
Expressed as a proper fraction in its simplest form, by dividing the numerator and denominator by 2, 222/1000 is equal to 111/500 or one hundred and eleven five hundredths.
What is 222 times 44?
222 * 44 = 9,768
What is 444 divided by 222?
2
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