Answer:
12.37
Step-by-step explanation:
I attached a picture of the work but a few notes on it
1. I did use a calculator for the square root
2. the square root symbol was in the way and a bit distracting so I had to drop it (temporarily) but to do that I squared both sides but that's kinda optional. and I wrote it on the paper
Answer:
1) 2 5/9
2) 4 5/6
3) 4 3/8
4) 5 3/5
5) 7 1/3
6) 6 1/9
7) 7 1/8
8) 2 2/9
9) 5 3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Hope this helps
Answer:
"sixty-three hundredths of a Kilometer"
Step-by-step explanation:
Decimal measurements are read based on the place of their digits. In this case, Ajay would read this measurement as "sixty-three hundredths of a Kilometer". This is because the final digit of the decimal form measurement is in the "hundredths" position. One more to the right and it would be in the "thousandths" while one more to the left would be the "tenths"
