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How do you write the decimal 1.8 in expanded form?
The decimal 1.8 in expanded form is (1 x 1) + (8/10). The expanded word form is one and eight tenths.
Square root of 162?
12.72792206 (to eight decimal places)
How do you write eight and thirty two hundredths in decimal form?
8.32
What is the answer to 16 divided by the square root of 8?
2
What is the decimal of 82 and 8 millionths?
"eighty-two and eight millionths" = 82.000008
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