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Okay, first count the number of lines in between each number.
It takes 3 lines to get to the next number on this number line. Therefore the the fraction portion of our Mixed number will be \[\frac{ ? }{ 3 }\] The dot is on the second line after the number 3 would occur.
Therefore, the mixed number would be \[3\frac{ 2 }{3 }\] A.K.A 3.66 repeating.
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That is the answer, it's a mixed number just as your question asked for.
It's 2 5/3
A mixed number cant have an improper fraction
its \[3\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }\]
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