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3 years ago

What 8 9/8 as a mixed number

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To make a fraction like this into a mixed number all you have to do is multiply the whole number times the denominator which would be 64; then add the numerator to your number which makes it 73 then add the denominator to the bottom. Thus, 73/8.

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The question is incomplete, but the step-by-step procedures are given to solve the question.

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