Well, isn't that just a happy little math problem? When you divide 63 by 0.1, you're actually multiplying 63 by 10 because dividing by a decimal is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal. So, 63 divided by 0.1 equals 630, which is greater than 63 because you've increased the value by a factor of 10. Just a little math magic to brighten your day!
Yes, 65 is greater than 63.
Less than
To determine if 3/7 is greater than 4/9, we need to find a common denominator. The least common multiple of 7 and 9 is 63. Converting 3/7 to have a denominator of 63 gives us 27/63, and converting 4/9 to have a denominator of 63 gives us 28/63. Comparing these fractions, we see that 28/63 (4/9) is indeed greater than 27/63 (3/7).
63 can be evenly divided by 1,3.7,9,21, and 63.
cause 4/7 = 36/63 and 28/63
63/3 = 21 21 - 20 = 1 Therefore, 63/3 is greater than 20.
36 is -27 greater than 63.
Yes, 65 is greater than 63.
Less than
63 + 30% = 63*1.3 = 81.9
greater
Can you subtract 16 from 63, that would be the answer
The examples are deliberately confusing. 63/7 = 9 63/9 = 7 If the dividends are the same, the smaller divisor will create the greater quotient. Choose 93.
The smallest multiple of 8 greater than 500 is 63. 63 times 8 equals 504
63 cm is less than one meter.
We can convert both ninths and sevenths into a common fraction, by multiplying nine by seven, to get 63. So, 4/9 = 28/63 and 3/7 = 27/63. You can then easily see that 28/63 is exactly 1/63 larger than 27/63. So it is true, 4/9 is indeed greater than 3/7. Not much greater, but slightly greater.
No.