2/3 is an example of an improper fraction, a mixed fraction , a whole number , or a proper fraction

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2/3 is an example of a proper fraction.

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96% percent notation for the fraction notation in the sentence. 480/500 of those polled said that they disagreed with the mayor.
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The relationship between 2/9 and 7/27 is:
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The quotient of 12/7 and 4/9 is 3 6/7.

12/7 * 9/4 = 108/28 = 3 24/28 = 3 6/7; GCF is 4