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28⁄5 = 5 3⁄5

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Q: What is 28 5ths as a mixed number?
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What is 10 times 4 and 2 fifths?

When we find the answer to 10 x 4 2/5ths, we start with the understanding that when we see a mixed number we know that it is composed of a whole number and a fraction. We can see that 4 2/5ths is a mixed number, and a mixed number is understood to be the whole number part plus the fraction part. Our 4 2/5ths is 4 + 2/5ths. Now let's multiply by 10.We can multiply 10 x 4 2/5ths by doing two multiplication steps to start. As 4 2/5ths is 4 + 2/5ths as we mentioned, when we multiply by 10 we have to multiply both the 4 and the 2/5ths by the 10. The we'll add the two products to find our answer. We'll have this:10 x (4 + 2/5ths) = (10 x 4) + (10 x 2/5ths) = (40) + (20/5ths) = 40 + 4 = 44You'll note that we used the distributive law of multiplication here. The 10 was distributed to the 4 and to the 2/5ths in the multiplication process. We've done our math and found the correct answer. It is possible to do this another way, and that would be to convert the whole number into a fraction with the same denominator as the fraction part of the mixed number. See if you can figure out how to do that.


What is an equivalent mixed decimal for 3.2?

3 and 2/5ths


Change 9.333333333333333 into a mixed number?

28/3


What is 16 divided by 28 in mixed number?

0.5714


What is 28.5 as a mixed number?

Well, let's turn that decimal into a mixed number, shall we? 28.5 is the same as 28 1/2 when expressed as a mixed number. It's just like painting a happy little fraction right there next to your whole number.