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12 2/5 - 4 4/6 in whole numbers & fractions

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12 2/5 - 4 4/6 = ?
Whole number: It cannot be a whole number, since it is a repeating decimal. As a repeating decimal, it is 7.7333333333333 and so on. If you round it to the ones place, it would become 8. As a simplified decimal, it would be 7.7

Fraction: 7 11/15

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