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David divided 16.24 by 4 and got the quotient 4.6. Find the correct quotient and tell what you think David did wrong.

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MrRissso [65]3 years ago

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The answer is 4.06 David forgot to put a zero in the tenths place between 4 and 6 hundredths

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The solution of the given equation.

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It can be written as

$\left(z+\dfrac{6}{7}\right)+\dfrac{1}{7}=-1$

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Part A

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$(-5(1+2i)+3i(3-4i)$

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$-5-10i+9i-12i^2$

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We simplify to get:

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We want to simplify:

$i^{22}$

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