Whats 107/10 simplified
2 answers:
Ok. To simplify an improper fraction, we need to find out how many times the numerator can go into the denominator. That will be our whole number.
How many times does 107 go into 10?
107/10 = 107 can go into 10 at least 10 times.
10*10 = 100
Now we need to subtract 107 - 100 = 7.
Since we have a remainder of 7, that is our denominator over 10.
10 7/10
We do not need to simplify anymore.
Final answer:
How many times does 107 go into 10?
107/10 = 107 can go into 10 at least 10 times.
10*10 = 100
Now we need to subtract 107 - 100 = 7.
Since we have a remainder of 7, that is our denominator over 10.
10 7/10
We do not need to simplify anymore.
Final answer:
107/10 cannot be simplified any down further, but it can be changed into a decimal and a mixed number.
To get the decimal, we can divide the numerator (107) by the denominator (10) to get the answer 10.70, which is 107/10 in decimal form.
To get the mixed number, we once again divide the numerator (107) by the denominator (10) and get the answer of 10 with a remainder of 7. To show this as a mixed fraction, we would show it as:
107/10 as a mixed number:
107/10 as a decimal:
To get the decimal, we can divide the numerator (107) by the denominator (10) to get the answer 10.70, which is 107/10 in decimal form.
To get the mixed number, we once again divide the numerator (107) by the denominator (10) and get the answer of 10 with a remainder of 7. To show this as a mixed fraction, we would show it as:
107/10 as a mixed number:
107/10 as a decimal:
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