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How do you convert 0.6 into an improper fraction? - Answers

By definition 0.6 means "six tenths" or 6/10. Since 6<10 the fraction 6/10 is already proper. It is not reduced, however, which you can do by noting that 2 is a factor of both numerator and denominator: 6/10 = (2*3) / (2*5). Canceling the common factor leaves 3/5, which is the simplest possible fraction equal to 0.6.



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By definition 0.6 means "six tenths" or 6/10. Since 6<10 the fraction 6/10 is already proper. It is not reduced, however, which you can do by noting that 2 is a factor of both numerator and denominator: 6/10 = (2*3) / (2*5). Canceling the common factor leaves 3/5, which is the simplest possible fraction equal to 0.6.



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How do you convert 0.6 into an improper fraction? - Answers

By definition 0.6 means "six tenths" or 6/10. Since 6<10 the fraction 6/10 is already proper. It is not reduced, however, which you can do by noting that 2 is a factor of both numerator and denominator: 6/10 = (2*3) / (2*5). Canceling the common factor leaves 3/5, which is the simplest possible fraction equal to 0.6.

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      By definition 0.6 means "six tenths" or 6/10. Since 6<10 the fraction 6/10 is already proper. It is not reduced, however, which you can do by noting that 2 is a factor of both numerator and denominator: 6/10 = (2*3) / (2*5). Canceling the common factor leaves 3/5, which is the simplest possible fraction equal to 0.6.

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