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AleksandrR [38]

2 years ago

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27 8/9 divided by 6 5/8

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Setler79 [48]2 years ago

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Answer:4 100/477

Step-by-step explanation:You need to divide it.And first you change the mixed numbers 27 8/9 and 6 5/8 to improper fraction .27 8/9 as a improper fraction is 251/ 9 . 6 5/8 as a improper fraction is 53/ 8 .ANd now you divide 251/ 9 by 53/ 8.In order to divide fractions you need to do KCF which stand for Keep ,change,flip .SO you have 251/ 9 divide 53/ 8 ,now you KEEP 251/9 ,Change the division sign to multiplication ,and flip 53/8 to 8/53.And now you multiply 251/9 by 8/53 which gives you 2008/ 477.Lastly you change 2008/ 477 which is a improper fraction to a mixed number which is 4 100/477.

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