Use a fraction or mixed number to represent the time on a number line. Let 0 represent noon.

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tigry1 [53]2 years ago

8 0

The time 8:30AM is 3 and half hours before noon.

The fraction that represents 8:30AM is -3 1/2

<h3>How to represent the time as fraction?</h3>

The time is given as:

Time = 8:30 A.M

Given that Noon is represented by 0.

It means that time before noon would be represented with negative value

8:30AM is 3 and half hours before noon.

So, we have:

8:30AM = -3 1/2

Hence, the fraction that represents 8:30AM is -3 1/2

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