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2 years ago

Write a mixed number that is equivalent to 16\3

2 answers:

4 0

To write 16/3 as a mixed number, you have to think about how many 3s would fit into 16. 5 3s can be fit into 16 but there is another 1 remanding because 3×5=15. so there should be 5 whole numbers and 1/3. so your answer should be 5 1/3.
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Veseljchak [2.6K]2 years ago

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A mixed number that is equivalent to 16/3 is

5 1/3

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