What is 2.405 and 1.537 as a fraction to the simplest form

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Jonathan Leitschuh asked Feb 13, 2023

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What is 2.405 and 1.537 as a fraction to the simplest form

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2.405 = 481/200 or 2 81/200

1.537 = 1537/1000 or 1 537/1000

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2.405 = 481/200 or 2 81/200

1.537 = 1537/1000 or 1 537/1000

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