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Change 4 and 4 on 9 to an improper fraction ​

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4 4/9 you multiply the denominator, 9, by the whole number, 4. (36) Then you add the numerator, 4 to get 40. That’s how many 9ths you have. 40/9.

Because each one of the whole number = 9/9ths

So when we multiply as above, you are adding 9/9 + 9/9 + 9/9 + 9/9 + 4/9. Add the numerators, but the denominator stays the same.
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Answer: 40/9

Step-by-step explanation:

First multiply the number 4 and the denominator 9 together which is 36 in this case. Then add the remaining 4 which takes you to 40 then the denominator will stay the same so the answer will be 40/9

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