64 divided by 0.4 and explain how you did it please i don't wanna be stuck on this all night

1 answer:

7 0

Okay so 0.4 is equal to 4/10 (hopefully you know that!) & anything over 1 is itself so i would but 64 over 1.

so now you hace 2 fractions & when dicing fractions you alwas flip the second fraction upside down & then just multiply across.

so if you have
64 4
---- / ----
1 10

you would switch the 2nd one so the 10 would be on top.

so that would give you 64*10 over 1*4

which equals 640/4

& when you simplify that you get 160

so that's your answer(:

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