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To express 2.04 in simplest form, we need to convert it to a fraction. Since 2.04 can be written as 2 + 0.04, we can convert the decimal portion to a fraction by dividing 0.04 by 100 (as there are two decimal places). This gives us 2 + 4/100, which simplifies to 2 + 1/25 or 51/25 in fraction form.
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What is the fraction form of 8.16?
816/100 or 204/25
What is the simplest form for 38 it is in simplest form?
3/8 is in its simplest form.
What is 10 in simplest form?
The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.The simplest form is 10, exactly as in the question.
What is the equivalent fraction of 3 by 9?
1/3 is the simplest form.1/3 is the simplest form.1/3 is the simplest form.1/3 is the simplest form.
What is the simplest form of 23 and 29?
The simplest form of 23 is 23 itself, and the simplest form of 29 is 29 itself.
What is 204 out of 276 as a fraction?
204/276 or 17/23 in simplest form
What is 204 over 306 in simplest form?
It is: 204/306 = 2/3 simplified
What is 85 over 204 in simplest form?
5/12
What is 24 over 204 in simplest form?
2/17
What is the simplest form for 88 over 204?
22/51
What is 34 divided by 204 worked out?
0.1667
What is the simplest form of 23(3 plus 6) - 3?
It is 204.
What times that equals 204?
12 x 17 = 204 4 x 51 = 204 2 x 102 = 204
What number times what number to get 204?
Try 1 and 204. It is the simplest answer. 2 and 102 3 and 68 4 and 51 6 and 34 12 and 17
When the numerator and demominator have 1 as their only common factor a fraction is in what?
Simplest form
What is three over seven in simplest form?
3/7 is in its simplest form.
What is the answer for 204 over 408 in simplest form?
Well, let's take a moment to appreciate the beauty of simplifying fractions. If we divide both the numerator and the denominator by their greatest common factor, which is 204, we get 1 over 2. Just like painting a happy little tree, simplifying fractions can bring a sense of peace and harmony to our mathematical world.
