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3 years ago

Write 6.25 as a fraction

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6.25 is equivalent to 6 and 1/4. To find the compound fraction, multiply 4, present in the denominator, and 6. Then add 1, present in the numerator. The answer should be over four. So: 4*6=24, 24+1=25, 25/4= 6.25

leva [86]3 years ago

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Answer:

6 1/4

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