How do I change 2and 2/5 to a decimal?

2 answers:

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Keep the two the same so put 2. then you put the 2 in the faction under the division sign then you put the 5 on the outside. The answer should be 2.4.

Kobotan [32]4 years ago

4 0

2 2/5 = 5/5+5/5+2/5 or 12/5

<span>to change a fraction to a decimal you use a calculator of you change it to a fraction then to a decimal

if you multiply a fraction by its recipricol (the number fliped upside down) the you will get 1 so if you multiply 1/2 by 2/1 then you will get 1
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so you multiply 12/5 with 100/x=1200/5x=240

you change the percent to a fraction by moving the decimal place two places to the left or divide it by 100

so 240%=2.4 answer

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