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What is 2.28 as a fraction

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The answer is... 2 28/100 then simplify... It is what it sounds like... 2 and 28 hundreths... both for the fraction and for the decimal

Sergeu [11.5K]3 years ago

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Number before the decimal is the whole number. Then 28 is out of 100. If it was 8 it would be 8 iut of 10. Final Asnwer is 2 28/100

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