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Oh, dude, like, you take the number 0.26 and break it down into its parts. So, 0.26 is actually 2 tenths and 6 hundredths. It's like breaking down a fancy cake into its ingredients - flour, sugar, eggs, you get the idea. So, 0.26 in expanded form is 0.2 + 0.06. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!
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What is 026 in simplest form?
0.26 = 13/50
What is greater for a decimal 026 or 260?
260
What is Twenty six thousandths as a decimal?
0.00026
Solve using susbstitution method X-5y equals -54 and 2y-5x equals 63?
8840-026
How do you convert 0.026 to a fraction?
0.026 has three digit after (to the right of) the decimal place. So divide it by 1 followed by 3 zeros (ie 1000). Then simplify. Thus, 0.026 = 026/1000 = 26/1000 = 13/500
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