I had Fifth disease when I was, oddly enough, in the fifth grade. It's just a virus with symptoms that include a rash (I remember it was on my face) and I think a fever and it lasts a couple of weeks or so. I got over it with no problems, as I think most kids do.
fifth disease is a disease that can be harmful to little infants or if you are pregnant if you have fifth disease it looks like you have just been slapped on your cheeks pretty soon you have rashes on your arms legs fingers toes butt or private.if u r pregnant andhave this disease go see a doctor immeditly
Fifth disease is the common name for parvovirus B19. It produces a "slap cheek" redness on the face and may include rash on the neck, arms and torso. The rash usually last 7 - 10 days. It typically affects children. The child will be mildly ill, uncomfortable, may have a low level fever and some itching.
Fifth disease, or erythema infectiosum, is a common respiratory infection among children caused by parvovirus B19 that usually is not serious but can cause fetal complications.
In general, no specific treatment for fifth disease is required. The symptoms can be treated using over-the counter medications.
A rash appears on the cheek.
2 and 2 5ths... its really not that hard...
7 and 2/5ths
4 5ths
12/5
9 5ths is equal to 9x5=45
12/5ths = 2 and 2/5ths 2 and 2/5ths - 1 = 1 and 2/5th
4 and 2 5ths = 22/5 2 and 3 5ths = 13/5 22/5 + 13/5 = 35/5 = 7/1 = 7
There are an infinite number of fractions less than 4/5ths, such as 3/5ths, 2/5ths, and 1/5th.
3 5ths+3 fourths=17 20ths
1 and 2 5ths would be 7/5
Are you asking how many 1/5ths there are in 1 whole? If so, there are 5.
14.4 = 14 and 4/10ths = 14 and 2/5ths = 72/5ths