Multiplying a quantity by negative one just changes the sign of the quantity. Multiplying a positive one third by negative one makes it negative one third. -1/3
2 + (9*1) = 2 + 9 = 11
9
9 and 2 thirds or 9.66 (with the dot on top as the 6 never ends)
Sure, you can write something like 1:2:5. In reality this is a shortcut way of writing three different ratios, like 1:2 (from the first quantity to the second), 2:5 (from the second to the third), which implies 1:5 (from the first quantity to the third).
Multiplying a quantity by negative one just changes the sign of the quantity. Multiplying a positive one third by negative one makes it negative one third. -1/3
2 + (9*1) = 2 + 9 = 11
9 1/3 / 4 = 2 1/3 or two and one third.
9
one third of 28 is nine and one-third or 9 1/3.
you multiply 1/3 with 1/3 which gives you 1/9
9-3 = 1/93 = 1/729
3
One third of 27 is equal to 27/3 which is equal to 9.
9 and 2 thirds or 9.66 (with the dot on top as the 6 never ends)
A 1/3 of 9 is 3
Sure, you can write something like 1:2:5. In reality this is a shortcut way of writing three different ratios, like 1:2 (from the first quantity to the second), 2:5 (from the second to the third), which implies 1:5 (from the first quantity to the third).