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What is 5.6 equalivent to

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(this is for fractions!!!!!!!!!!!!) 28/5 or 5 3/5

i think u just make it into 5.6/1 multiply by 10 which gets 56/10 and wala
but it's not simplified. 56 and 10 is divisible by 2 so u get 28/5 which is actually 5 3/5 (which is 5.6!!)

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