How do you change 2.5 into a fraction a decimal to a fraction?
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Hmm, this is a breddy simple one, I'll use your provided number as an example.
you immediately can separate the whole numbers to make for 0.5, which is five tenths, or 5/10, which can be simplified to one half, and if you want a mixed number you stop there, giving you
but you can multiply your whole number by the denominator (bottom part), and recieve
these two are identical numbers, just written differently
hopefully I helped :DDDD
you immediately can separate the whole numbers to make for 0.5, which is five tenths, or 5/10, which can be simplified to one half, and if you want a mixed number you stop there, giving you
but you can multiply your whole number by the denominator (bottom part), and recieve
these two are identical numbers, just written differently
hopefully I helped :DDDD
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