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How do you rewrite fractions as mixed numbers? - Answers

If the denominator is bigger, it is not a mixed number. If the numerator is bigger, divide it by the denominator and put the result as the main number. The remainder is the new numerator and the denominator is the same. eg 5/2 5 divided by 2 is 2 remainder 1 so it is 2 1/2



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If the denominator is bigger, it is not a mixed number. If the numerator is bigger, divide it by the denominator and put the result as the main number. The remainder is the new numerator and the denominator is the same. eg 5/2 5 divided by 2 is 2 remainder 1 so it is 2 1/2



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How do you rewrite fractions as mixed numbers? - Answers

If the denominator is bigger, it is not a mixed number. If the numerator is bigger, divide it by the denominator and put the result as the main number. The remainder is the new numerator and the denominator is the same. eg 5/2 5 divided by 2 is 2 remainder 1 so it is 2 1/2

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