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How do you change 79 over 5 to a mixed number? - Answers

79/5 Well, 5 goes into 75 fifteen times, so you write a 15. Then you have 4 left over (79 - 75 = 4), so you put it over the 5, since that is your denominator. (4/5) You end up with 15 and 4/5 or fifteen and four fifths. :)



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79/5 Well, 5 goes into 75 fifteen times, so you write a 15. Then you have 4 left over (79 - 75 = 4), so you put it over the 5, since that is your denominator. (4/5) You end up with 15 and 4/5 or fifteen and four fifths. :)



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How do you change 79 over 5 to a mixed number? - Answers

79/5 Well, 5 goes into 75 fifteen times, so you write a 15. Then you have 4 left over (79 - 75 = 4), so you put it over the 5, since that is your denominator. (4/5) You end up with 15 and 4/5 or fifteen and four fifths. :)

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