Question

33.313 as a mixed number ?how?

Answer 1

33.313
Take this number and multiply it by 1000 which is 33313.
Put that number over 1000 since it basically equals the same number.

Answer 2

\[\frac{ 33313 }{ 1000 }\]

Answer 3

Questions?

Answer 4

Can I have a question?@anisanox1

Answer 5

sure?

Answer 6

33 is an integer.
0.313 is in decimal form but can be expressed as a fraction in a form\[\frac{313}{1000}.\]that's why 33.313 is a mixed number. It is a mixture of integer and a fraction.

Answer 7

\(\frac{ 33313 }{ 1000 } \)this guy is fraction, not mixed number. Am I right?

Answer 8

ohhhh crap

Answer 9

so it would look like 33\[33 \frac{ 313 }{ 1000 }\]

Answer 10

yup you are right...

Answer 11

Got you. Thanks

Answer 12

hahaha whoops
Ok continuing FROM the fraction that I inputted:
Just divide 33313 by 1000 and you get 33 (Evenly without decimals)
Now you take the rest of the number which is 313, and put that over 1000.
\[33\frac{ 313 }{ 1000 }\]

Answer 13

yay! okay um how would you do \[2\frac{ 3 }{ 10}\] as a decimal

Answer 14

Well you take the 2 which is \[\frac{ 20 }{ 10 }\] Cuz they basically = the same thing.
Then you add 3 from the fraction, \[\frac{ 23 }{ 10 }\] If you are dividing by 10 you are practically just taking the decimal point which is behind 23(.) and move it to the left once.
\[2\frac{ 3 }{ 10 } = 2.3\]

Answer 15

Similar with multiplying, move the decimal point to the right this time though.

Answer 16

okay i understand more now. umm one more question sorry. im not good with fractions and other stuff with math. \[\frac{ 127 }{ 1000 }\] as a decimal number

Answer 17

do i divide it

Answer 18

Alright, as this goes on, I'm assuming that we can't use a calculator?
1000 has 3 zeroes and is in the denominator

Answer 19

If it's in the denominator, it's basically telling you to divide the top number (numerator) with the bottom number (denominator)

Answer 20

Dividing 3 zeroes would make your decimal point move 3 positions to the left
\[0.0127\]

Answer 21

THANK YOU!!!!! soooooooo much

Answer 22

No problem :)
Welcome to Open Study.

Answer 23

er you're 33 so not exactly welcome...

Answer 24

I am 18 years old

Answer 25

No I meant the "SmartScore"

Answer 26

Which turned into 35...

Answer 27

Btw I'm 16, just to even out the playing field

Answer 28

oh well i only asked a few questions but im not great with math or english or history so gotta get help somewhere

Answer 29

haha alright.

Answer 30

33.313 is read mathematically as thirty three and three hundred thirteen thousandths.

Answer 31

Which as a fraction can immediately be written as \[33 + \frac{313}{1000}\]