Question
Convert the following as a mixed fraction: $2.052$
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Answer
$2.052$ $=\frac{2052}{1000}$ $=\frac{2052\div4}{1000\div4}$ $=\frac{513}{250}$ $=2\frac{13}{250}$ (Dividing by $4$)
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