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What type of property is 5x1 equals 5?
The multiplicative property of 1.
How do you write 5.625 in expanded form?
(5x1000)+(6x100)+ (2x10)+(5x1)=5.625 Here is the answer your welcome if u need it
What is the equation inverse of fx equals 5x 1 divided by 9?
fx=5x1 / 9
How do you write 53.5 in and expanded form?
53.5 =(5x10) + (3x1) + (5x1/10)50 + 3 + 5/10
What is 3.75 in fractional notation?
Exponential notation, I believe is what you mean. 3x10(0)+7x1/10(1)+5x1/10(2)
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