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3 years ago

Convert 6 4/5 to an improper fraction

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2 answers:

Sav [38]3 years ago

6 0

1 = 5/5 so 5*6 = 30/5
Add the 4/5 back on
34/5

dsp733 years ago

5 0

6+(4/5)

=(30/5)+(4/5)

=34/5

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