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3 years ago

Rewrite 109/10 as a mixed number.

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Divide 109/10 and you would get 10 and some remainder. You multiply the 10 that you got with the denominator, which is 10. You would get 100. You have a remainder of 9, so the mixed number form would be 10 9/10

NNADVOKAT [17]3 years ago

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You have to divide .

in the first and the second number 10 have to be divide by theten / 10 = 1 so you put 1 and the the rest number will be 0 . So the 9 haeto get down so nine can't divide 10 sojust put 0 at the answer space and then 9 - 0 = 9 so the rst is 9 so equal

10 9/10

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