Math, asked by kavithakmehta, 15 hours ago

what is 6 2/5 of 75 m
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Answered by jassu275
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Answer:

You probably know that the number above the fraction line is called the numerator and the number below it is called the denominator. To work out the fraction of any number, we first need to convert that whole number into a fraction as well.

= 75

1

= 2 x 75

5 x 1

= 150

5

5150/5 = 30

5150/5 = 305/5 = 1

5150/5 = 305/5 = 130

5150/5 = 305/5 = 1301

5150/5 = 305/5 = 130130

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