41/24 to a mixed number
How to write 41/24 as a Mixed Number?
Since we have an improper fraction (the numerator [41] is greater than the denominator [24]), we can convert it into a mixed number (a combination of a whole number and a proper fraction):
Steps to convert 41/24 to a mixed number
In order to convert our improper fraction 41/24 to a mixed number, we need to follow three basic steps:
1. Find the whole number. First we need to calculate how many times the denominator [24] goes into the numerator [41]. To do this we divide the numerator by the denominator:
41 ÷ 24 = 1.71 = 1
(Quotient of 1 and a remainder of 17)
2. Find the New Numerator. Our new numerator is equal to the remainder from previous step [17].
You may also calculate a remainder by using the whole number we calculated in the first step [1] and multiplying it by the original denominator [24]. And then subtract the result from the original numerator [41]:
41 - (1 × 24)
=41 - 24 = 17
3. Get our mixed fraction. To complete our mixed fraction we need to take the new numerator from previous step [17] and put it above the original denominator [24], and then put the whole number [1] before it
That's it! We have successfully converted the improper fraction 41/24 to the mixed number 1 17/24.
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Fraction to a Mixed Number Conversion Table
| Fraction | Mixed Number |
|---|---|
| 41/24 | 1 17/24 |
| 42/24 | 1 3/4 |
| 43/24 | 1 19/24 |
| 44/24 | 1 5/6 |
| 45/24 | 1 7/8 |
| 46/24 | 1 11/12 |
| 47/24 | 1 23/24 |
| 48/24 | 2 |
| 49/24 | 2 1/24 |
| 50/24 | 2 1/12 |
| 51/24 | 2 1/8 |
| 52/24 | 2 1/6 |
| 53/24 | 2 5/24 |
| 54/24 | 2 1/4 |
| 55/24 | 2 7/24 |
| 56/24 | 2 1/3 |
| 57/24 | 2 3/8 |
| 58/24 | 2 5/12 |
| 59/24 | 2 11/24 |
| 60/24 | 2 1/2 |
| 61/24 | 2 13/24 |
| 62/24 | 2 7/12 |
| 63/24 | 2 5/8 |
| 64/24 | 2 2/3 |
| 65/24 | 2 17/24 |
| 66/24 | 2 3/4 |
| 67/24 | 2 19/24 |
| 68/24 | 2 5/6 |
| 69/24 | 2 7/8 |
| 70/24 | 2 11/12 |