COULD SOMEONE WRITE FORMAT THEN WRITE EQUIVALENT FRACTION AND MIXED NUMBER 11.09 21.06 0.06 0.50 6.15 AND 7.41

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7 0

I think you mean write in word format so yea

11.09
"Eleven and 9 hundredths"
To convert decimals to fractions first put the decimal over 1, multiply by ten for every number after the decimal point and simplify.

(11.09/1)(10)(10) *Because there are 2 numbers after the . 0 and 9*

1109/100
This will be the most simplified you can get it!
As a mixed number:
11 9/100

Follow these steps for the rest!

21.06
"twenty one and six thousandths"
1053/50
21 3/50

0.06
"six thousandths" or
"zero and six thousandths"
3/50

0.50
"fifty thousandths" or "five tenths" since 0.50=0.5
1/2

6.15
"six and fifteen thousandths"
123/20
6 3/20

7.41
"seven and fourty one thousandths"
741/100
7 41/100

I HOPE THIS HELPS

likoan [24]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

246/40

Step-by-step explanation:

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