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3 years ago

Can you divide 100 and 6,009

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Yes, but you wont get a whole number. if you divide 100 by 6,009, you will get 0.016417041... so it is an ongoing number, but you can round it off to get .02. hope this helped. :)

Agata [3.3K]3 years ago

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If u divide 100 into 6009 u would get 60.09. But if u are rounding to the nearest tenth ur answer would be 60.1

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