Wirte a decimal for each of the following 9x100+2x10+3x0.1+7x0.001

1 answer:

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We need to perform multiplication and addition property for this problem to represent the final result in decimal form. So, the expression is,

9x100+2x10+3x0.1+7x0.001 .

Now 9 x 100= 900

2 x= 10= 20

3x0.1= 0.3

7x 0.001=0.007

Now we can all the numbers. Hence,

900+20+0.3+0.007=920.307

So, the decimal number is 930.307.

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