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3 years ago

17/5 as a terminating decimal

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aleksley [76]3 years ago

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17/5 as a terminating decimal is 3.4
you would divide 17 into 5>>>>>> 17 / 5 =3.4

Firdavs [7]3 years ago

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17/5 in decimal notation has 1 decimal place. That is, 17/5 as decimal is a terminating decimal.

17/5 as a decimal = 3.417/5 in decimal form = 3.4Seventeen fifths as a decimal = 3.417 over 5 as a decimal = 3.4

I really hope that i got this right but if not i will give back the points <3

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