3 years ago

What is 41/6 as a mixed number? a.)6 5/6 b.)6 1/3 c.)5 2/3 d.)5 1/6

1 answer:

4 0

Okay the way to find the answer is just divide the numerator( top number) by the denominator( bottom number) so 41÷6=6 with a reminder of 5. So put 5 over 6 and leave your whole number. ANSWER: A) 6 5/6

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