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Mumz [18]
3 years ago
11

find 65÷4.write your answer using a remainder ,a fraction and a decimal. then tell which form of the answer you prefer .explain

your choice.
Mathematics
2 answers:
antiseptic1488 [7]3 years ago
5 0
65/4 = (Decimal) 16.25 (Fraction) 16 1/4
The choice I prefer to use is fraction. It is easier to work with, in my opinion, when it comes to multiplying or dividing with other numbers/fractions.

adelina 88 [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

16\frac{1}{4}

16.25

\frac{65}{4}

Step-by-step explanation:

To answer this question correctly, we just need to express the given division in each form.

If we divide, we would have a mixed number which must include the remainder, because it's not an exact division, it would be

\frac{65}{4}=16\frac{1}{4}

This expression states that the division has a reminder of 1, because if we multiply 4(16), it would give only 64, having 1 as a reminder, that's what this expression means.

Also, the reminder expression we can represented as a decimal, where decimals number would represent the reminder fraction.

\frac{65}{4}=16\frac{1}{4}=16.25

As you can notice, the ".25" represent the 1/4 we had in the reminder expression.

At last, the fraction expression for this division would be

\frac{65}{4}

Notice that all three expression are related.

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