Which mixed number is equivalent to this decimal? 7.59
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\(\bf 7.59\implies \cfrac{759}{100}\)
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2 decimals, 2 zeros for the denominator
that's not a possible answrr
lol yeah @Destinymasha
do you have options?
is not because you have to make it a mixed fraction
notice is an "improper" so-called fraction
yes wait one min
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\(\bf 7.59\implies \cfrac{759}{100}\implies \cfrac{700}{100}+\cfrac{59}{100}\) what do you think it might be?
yes but that's not one of the options
well what do you think about \(\bf \cfrac{700}{100}\) can it be simplified?
I don't know how to sim.
100 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 + 100 =700 so there are 7* 100 = 700 thus \(\bf 7.59\implies \cfrac{759}{100}\implies \cfrac{700}{100}+\cfrac{59}{100}\implies \cfrac{7\cdot \cancel{100}}{\cancel{100}}+\cfrac{59}{100}\\ \quad \\ 7\cfrac{59}{100}\)
thank you :)
could you also help me with this one? it says to shows the numbers in order from least to greatest?
@jdoe0001 could u plz help me?
\(\bf 7\cfrac{4}{5}\implies \cfrac{7\cdot 5+4}{5}\implies \cfrac{39}{5}\implies 39\div 5\) what would that give?
7.8?
so which one do you think is biggest? 7.8, 7.6, 7.41? notice that 7.80, 7.60, 7.41
39 divided by 5= 7.8
so.... 7.80, 7.60, 7.41 <--- there, just sort them from smaller to biggest
ok so 7.4,7.60,7.80 and last question :) Which mixed number is greater than 8.45?
got any choices?
8 3/8 8 4/9 8 3/5 8 5/12
@jdoe0001 ....
\(\large \begin{array}{llll} 8\frac{3}{8}\implies & 8+(3\div8)\\ \quad \\ 8\frac{4}{9}\implies & 8+(4\div9)\\ \quad \\ 8\frac{3}{5}\implies & 8+(3\div5)\\ \quad \\ 8\frac{5}{12}\implies & 8+(5\div12) \end{array}\) so which one do you think would be greater than 8.45?
I don't get it..
the fraction can be written the same way if you divide them like so and add them you'd end up with a decimal amount which you can compare against 8.45
for example \(\large \begin{array}{llll} 8\frac{3}{8}\implies & 8+(3\div8)\implies 8+(0.375)\implies 8.375\\ \quad \\ 8\frac{4}{9}\implies & 8+(4\div9)\\ \quad \\ 8\frac{3}{5}\implies & 8+(3\div5)\\ \quad \\ 8\frac{5}{12}\implies & 8+(5\div12) \end{array}\) now, 8.375 is not greater than 8.45, so is not that one
ok so 8 5/12 is greater?
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