In most cases yes. Depending on your teacher, as few as two decimal places is enough. Standardized national exams like the SAT / ACT don't allow more than 3 decimal places, and the AP exam requires rounding to exactly 3 decimal places.
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first you must turn the decimal into a fraction. then simplify it. Okay so i put 45 over 100
Okay so here is an example: 0.25 x 0.30 You move the decimal out from 0.25 towards to the right and you count how many spaces you have to move it. In this case, it's twice. The same goes for 0.30. You count how many times it moves to the right and then you just do 25 x 30 because you've gotten rid of the decimal. Now the answer to 25 x 30 is 750. You then move the decimals back in after you've found the answer. Since you had to move the decimal to two places to te right both times, you add that together to get four so you move the decimal back in, but move it four spaces to the left. Now the answer is 0.0750. Do you get it or is my explainaton a bit confusing? Sorry if it is, I'm not very good at explaining things ----------------------------------------------------- Multiply the numbers as if there were no decimals; then count the decimal places from the right in each number, adding them to the answer. Ex: 4.01 x 2.02 = 8.1002
by either 100 or by 10 for example .67 in a fraction will be 67/100 or .8 as a faction will be 8/10. As above but for each further decimal place you would add a further 0 to the denominator so 0.677 would be 677/1000 and 0.6777 would be 6777/10000 and so on.
-0.505 = -505/1000 = (-505/5)/(1000/5) = 101/200
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Can you reach out for help? It will be okay, just reach out for help.
Okay. This If You Are Looking For A Example Of Terminating And Repeating Decimal You Came To The Right Place :] Example For Terminating Decimal 1/7= 0.142857 Example For Repeating Decimal 1/3= 0.33..
I would say, and many people agree with me, that he is acting very shady. If the places he is going to are okay places with you, then you should confront him. If they are not okay, then I suggest you turn and run.
Okay, all you have to do here is divide 1230 by 10. The answer is 123. She earned 123 dimes. Easier way if you're into decimals. Since the value you're dividing by is ten, just move the decimal over one place to the right. Do you see?
In most places gambling is illegal unless you have a license. So, if there is not a license, it is not okay.
if you mean play as aliens you can in halo2,3 and halo reach
You average the #'s and then you divide them to however many #'s there are. There MAY BE a DECIMAL but its okay!
Yes, if fact, it's essential to keep them in damp places as they can get hurt while moulting.
You can, but only if the decimal is 1.0+. okay, say your decimal is 1.2, then you put the 2 over 10 and keep the one as a whole so it looks like 1 2/10 or 1 1/5
You can, but only if the decimal is 1.0+. okay, say your decimal is 1.2, then you put the 2 over 10 and keep the one as a whole so it looks like 1 2/10 or 1 1/5
It depends on where you live. In most places it is perfectly Okay to own one.