#1 Most Difficult COMPASS Question: Converting Mixed Numbers
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needs to explaine how he knows what number he should times the fraction by. example 3/4 times 25/25. Where dose the 25 come from??? 2/5 times 20/20. where dose the 20 come from???
autumnbar 4 months ago
@autumnbar You multiply the fraction top and bottom by whichever number will make the denominator equal 100. If you're not sure what that number will be, just divide 100 by the denominator, and the quotient is what you should multiply by.
mometrix 4 months ago