When you go to the store, pick up some stuff from the shelves,
and take it to the check-out, the checkout lady adds up all
the prices of the things you bought, and then she ADDS the
sales tax to the sum. The amount of money you pay is always
MORE after she adds the tax than it was before she added it.
Answer:
10^-1*2.65
Step-by-step explanation:
two hundred sixty-five thousandths= 0.265
We need a number between 1 and 10, to do the multiplication in standard form, so 0.265 turns into 2.65.
Because 2.65 becomes, smaller we use a negative power. We only move the decimal place once to the left, so we would multiply 2.65 by 10^1.
10^-1*2.65=0.265
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7•4 =28, -5•0 =0... 28+0=28
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