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4 years ago

What is thirteen and nine tenths in expanded form

2 answers:

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You cannot write fractions in expanded form. So, divide 9 by 10 to find out what 9/10 is as a decimal.

9/10 = .9

So, writing in expanded form means breaking each digit apart, with plus signs in between. 13 and 9/10 in expanded form is:

10+3+.9

Katarina [22]4 years ago

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10+3+0.09 all you need to do is break up each digit.

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