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10. And 11. Please help right now

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Thepotemich [5.8K]3 years ago

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10.
There are 100 cm in a meter. So, in order to find out the fraction, you put the number of centimeters over 100.
43/100 meters
In order to find the decimal, you just divide the top by the bottom and you get 0.43 meters

11.
There are 10 decimeter in a meter. So, in order to find out the fraction, you put the number of decimeter over 10.
6/10=3/5 meters
To find the decimal, you divide the top by bottom and you get
0.6 meters.

Hope this helped!

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