how do I write 13/8 as a mixed number?
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you should really be doing your own homework, otherwise you won't learn anything.
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Your ratio is 1:8.15          You fid this out by starting at 13:106 and work yoiur way down to 1. \n\nyou divide both sides by 13 to get your answer.
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Yiu would first decide how many decimal places you are going to consider.  The usual is 3.  Then work it from there...;
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depends which average\n\nalthough probably the mean \n\nin order to do this you need to add up the 3 numbers and then divide by the amount of numbers\n\n13 + 9+ 8 = ?\n\nthen divide that total by 3\n\nfor the medium \n\nyou need to put the numbers in order so 8 9 13 and find the middle number\n\n\nthe other average is mode but you can only use this if there is more than one of the same number. It is the most common number
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If we translate to a different base, let's call it base a, 13 will then equal 1 x a + 3. Let us set that equal to 16 or 2 x 8.\n\n16 = 1 x a + 3\n13 = a\n\nSo 13 in base thirteen equals two times eight (in both base ten and thirteen)
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1/rt3 *1/rt2-1/rt3\n[1/rt3](1/rt2-1)\n[1/rt3](1-rt2/rt2)\nrationalising\n[(1-rt2)*rt6]/6
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Press Alt and the numbers 164 = ñ\n\nPress Alt and the numbers 165 = Ñ
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okay first convert mixed numbers to improper fractions so you have 9 2/7 and that equals 7*9+2=65\n\nso you have 65/7*7/8\n\nmultiply 65 by 7 and get 455\nthen 7*8 and get 56\n\nso you have 455/56\nconvert the improper fraction to a mixed number take 445/56 and you have 8 with a remainder 7\nso 8 and 7/56= 8 1/8  check ya later ♥
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you write the digits and then draw the bar above the repeating ones.  for example, if you wanted to write out 1 1/3 as a decimal, you would notice that it is 1.333333... so it would be written as 1.3 or (more often) 1.33, with a bar over only the "3"s.  if it is a number such as 2.345676767676... the bar would go above only the first set of "67," and not over the 3, 4, or 5, since they don't repeat.  some numbers may have only one repeating digit, and others may have many.  the bar goes over the first repetition only, and is not used in cases where there are other numbers that do not repeat interrupting the pattern
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Hi Dear Kasey ;\n\nfirst take a a common denominator so i choose " 18 " \n8/9+5/6 =\n[( 2 * 8 ) + ( 3 * 5 )] / 18 =\n(16 + 15) / 18 = \n31 / 18 = 1.72 { a bar over 2 }\n\nGood Luck Darling ♣
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To show you how to do it yourself..\n\nfor 8/7: 7 "goes into" 8 once so separate it as 7/7 + 1/7, 7/7 becomes "1" and "1/7" remains as a fraction.\n\nTherefore "8/7" becomes "7/7 + 1/7" which becomes 1 1/7.\n\nSimilarily, 38/6 becomes 36/6 + 2/6 which becomes 6 2/6.\n\nYou get to do the rest.... happy learning!
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Multiply. Remember, 'of' usually means MULTIPLY.\n\nChange mixed numbers to improper fractions:\n5/3 x 22/9\n\nMultiply fractions. To multiply fractions, multiply the numerators and use that as the numerator of the answer. Multiply the denominators and use that as the denominator of the answer. You have an answer in improper unsimplified form.\n5/3 x 22/9 = 110/27\n\nSimplify. Find factors and divide both the numerator and the denominator down to a simplified form.\nIn this case, there are no factors.\n\nThis is the improper simplified form. You may want to change it to proper form.\nIf you would like to change it to mixed number form, divide and divide the first remainder by your divisor. Then, your answer plus the answer of that (fraction form) is your mixed number form.\n110/27 = 4 (Remainder 2) 2/27 + 4 = 4 2/27\n\nYou now have the answer.\n\nImproper Form:  110/27\nProper Form:  4 2/27
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8 = 2*2*2\n12 = 2*2*3\n52 = 2*2*13\n\nSo it's 2*2 = 4
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The fractions you wrote are actually already reduced fractions; i.e. the gcd(numerator, denominator) = 1\n\nif you were intending to multiply the three fractions, that simplifies to 13/50
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You have to first find a common denominator for the bottom number of the fractions  ie 4 and 8.\n4 and 8 both go into 8 so 3/8 stays the same.  To change 1/4 to an   */8 fraction you need to x the top number by the same number as the bottom...so do 2 x 1 =2  \nSo 1/4  is the same as 2/8.\nNow you can subract 3 3/8 from 7 2/8 very easily.
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Start by clicking the keys below;\n\n[on] [4] [/] [8] [enter] [>simp] [enter] [>simp] [enter]\n\nyou should get this on screen;\n\nfrom 4/8 to 2/4 to simple form 1/2\n\nadding fractions;\n\n[on] [1] [/] [2] [+] [3] [/] [4] [enter]\n\nYou should get this mixed fraction on screen;\n\n1_1/4\n\nTo convert mixed fraction to improper fraction;\n\n[2nd] [>D]\n\nYou should get this improper fraction on screen;\n\n5/4\n\nTo convert to decimal;\n\n[>D]\n\nYou should get this decimal on screen;\n\n1.25
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Writing 1.25 as 1¼, which means 1 and a quarter, is called a mixed number.\n1¼ = 1 + ¼\n\nThis is generally bad notation to use in algebra, because every other time a number, pronumeral or expression is next to another it means multiplication. eg...\n\n2x = 2 * x\n2(2 + x) = 2 * (2 + x)\n4! = 4.3.2.1 = 4 * 3 * 2 * 1\n\nA better way to write mixed numbers is as improper fractions, where the numerator (top number) is greater than the denominator (bottom number). eg...\n\n3¼ = 3 + 1/4 = 12/4 + 1/4 = 13/4\n\nThis way, there is no ambiguity.