Matt had to write 3 4/12 as an improper fraction right how you would tell Matt the easiest way to

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What you would do in order to make 3 4/12 an improper fraction is multiply 3 x 12...and you will get 36, then you would add 4...and get 40... Then you would keep the bottom number and the anwer for this fraction as an improper fraction is...40/12

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