What is 4.02 as a fraction or mixed number in simplest form

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Answer: We look at the .02 to form the fraction it has two digits that end in the hundreths place so we can place 2 over 100 and it still equals .2 $(2)/(100)$ . Our fraction is now $4 (2)/(100)$ , but this is not reduced. We look at the $(2)/(100)$ and see what it can be divided by in this case the lowest common factor is 2. We divide the top by 2 and the bottom by 2. This gives us $(1)/(50)$ . The end product is $4 (1)/(50)$ .

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What You Need:
clear glass tray
• lukewarm water
Determine Important Information
Read each part of the experiment carefully.
Water in Motion
• large cup with 200 mL of very hot water
large cup with 200 mL of ice water
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Directions:
1. Fill the tray with lukewarm water.
2. Set the tray on top of the two cups, with the hot cup
under one end and the cold cup under the other.
3. Add four drops of red food coloring to the water
above the hot cup and four drops of blue food
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sinks and stays together; moves
slowly toward hot side in a band of
color; spreads out over the hot cup
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covers whole top in 1 to 2 minutes,
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