write 8 as an improper fraction with a denominator of 4

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aent no such thang as "improper"

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8=8/1=32/4 as denominator of FOUR

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The answer is 32 over 4. 32/4 32 ----- 4
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​32/4 because 8 times 4 equal 32

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