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3 years ago

Mixed numbers between 0 and two with an interval of one third between each pair of mixed numbers

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1 answer:

larisa86 [58]3 years ago

5 0

Mixed numbers are fractions that are greater than 1 so exg 8 and 3/4

between0 and 2 that means not including 0 or 2
start at >1 because mixed numbers must be greater tahn 1
2 examples are
1 and 1/3
1 and 2/3

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