What is 39/3 as a mixed number?

2 answers:

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Converting to a mixed number is the same as dividing and leaving the remainder.
Say we had 5/2...we would divide 5 by 2 and end up with 2 r1, right?
So 5/2 = 2 1/2

As for 39/3...we divide 39 by 3...and get exactly 13! There's no remainder, so you don't even need any additional fractions.

lana66690 [7]3 years ago

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The answer would be 13 because 3 goes into 39 exactly thirteen times. (:

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