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Simon Wade
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10 November, 17:32
What is 4 7/10 as an improper fraction
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Leroy Cole
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To find a improper fraction you want to multiply x lets say x=4 okay, x would equal the whole number okay? So 4*10 is 40, so 40/10 + 7/10 is 47/10.
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