What is the mixed number for 56/10

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4 0

Well, 10 can go into 56, 5 times, so your whole number would be 5.
Then 50 (where did i get 50 from? 5 times the ten is 50) minues 56 is 6. So it would be :
5 and 6/10 (your denominator stays the same)
But it needs o be simplafied to its lowest terms. They are both divisable by 2, SOO 6 divided by 2 is 3, and 10 divided by 2 is 5 So, your new fraction is:
5 and 3/5 in which it cant be simplafied anymore.
<em>~ 5 3/5 </em><em>is your answer :)</em>

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