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Find the quotient 4.2 ÷7

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Nookie1986 [14]3 years ago

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Find the quotient 4.2 ÷7=> 4.2 is our dividend which is a decimal number. 4 as the whole number and 2 is the decimal number.=> 7 is our divisor that will be use to divide with 4.3Let's now start solving:=> 4.2 / 7 = 0.6<span>Thus the quotient of the given data is 0.6 which is also a decimal number same as the divisor.</span>

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