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3 years ago

18/5 as a mixed number

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The answer for 18/5 is 3 3/5. To get this answer, you have to divide 18 by 5, so if you divide it you are left with 3 wholes and a remainder of three. Instead of leaving the three like that you have to make it into a fraction so you basically take the original fraction's denominator and make it the 3's denominator making it a mixed fraction/

Alona [7]3 years ago

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18/5 as a mixed number is 3 3/5

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