Question

Which shows 5 6/9 as a simplified improper fraction?

17/3
45/9
51/9
5/3

Answer 1

HI again!!

Answer 2

is this
\[5\tfrac{9}{9}\]?

Answer 3

hi again:):)

Answer 4

oops i mean
\[\large 5\tfrac{6}{9}\]

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

ok then this is the same as
\[5\tfrac{2}{3}\] when you reduce it

Answer 7

then as a fraction
\[\frac{3\times 5+2}{3}\]

Answer 8

im confused

Answer 9

oooh sorry
do you know how to turn a mixed number in to an improper fraction? like
\[2\tfrac{1}{2}=\frac{5}{2}\]?

Answer 10

no i didnt learn it properly and i forgot how to do it

Answer 11

ok so in our heads for
\[2\tfrac{1}{2}\] you will have the two in the denomiantor, the numerator is two times two plus one or five

Answer 12

for
\[5\tfrac{2}{3}\] the denominator will be 3, the numerator will be three times five plus two
three times five is fifteen, fifteen plus two is seventeen
\[5\tfrac{2}{3}=\frac{17}{3}\]

Answer 13

oh so you mulltiply your numerator with the number on the left

Answer 14

ok i get it now thank u

Answer 15

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