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2.96 as a fraction or mixed number in simpilist form plz show work

1 answer:

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Writing 2.96 as fraction first:
2.96 = 296/100 
 = 148/50 
= 74/25
= 2 24/25
Here is the simplest mixed form of the decimal number.

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