Identify the number in the hundreth(1/100)position 15.386
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Hi. Your answer is 8. Now let me tell you how I know that...
When you are dealing with decimal place value, you simply need to know that all of the numbers to the left are classified as, ones, tens, hundred, etc. The numbers to the right of the decimal start at tenths, hundredths, thousandths, etc.
I am attaching an image to show what I mean, I hope this helps.
Take care,
Diana
When you are dealing with decimal place value, you simply need to know that all of the numbers to the left are classified as, ones, tens, hundred, etc. The numbers to the right of the decimal start at tenths, hundredths, thousandths, etc.
I am attaching an image to show what I mean, I hope this helps.
Take care,
Diana
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ANSWER
The missing term is 42.
EXPLANATION.
We want to find the missing term of the equivalent ratio. 90:15=_____:7
Let y be the missing term, then
90:15=y:7
We rewrite as fractions to get;
Simplify the left ratio:
Cross multiply:
Therefore the missing term is 42.