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What is 7/25 in decimal form

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timama [110]3 years ago

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Every fraction is just a short way to write a division.
Whenever you see a fraction, it means

the top number
divided by
the bottom number.

When you actually do the division, like with a pencil or a calculator,
the quotient you get is the decimal form of the fraction.

I won't insult your intelligence by giving you 7 divided by 25 .
I'm sure you can do that easily.

I also won't insult your intelligence by sending you to a web site.
I assume that if you were on a desert island without your phone
or any 4G coverage, you'd be able to figure out a way to divide
7 by 25.

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