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Q: What you want to know about decimals?
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What is the rule for decimals?

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You add it. Or you can use decimals if i have $8.50 and i want to take out $5.00 i would use decimals and same if your adding subtracting etc. If you don't know how to multiply decimals just ignore them then add them i the end, how you know where it goes? You count how many numbers are behind! Same for division except you divide.


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