That's false.
Let's see an instance:
10% of 300=30
20% of 100=20
It doesn't work here so it's false
Place value is the value individual digit has in its location:
in order from higher to lower value, there is thousands, hundreds, tens, and
ones.
When you divide by 10, you are affecting (only once) every digit from its current
place value to the right.
For example 1000 divided by 10 = 100, you have relocated every digit to the
right, making the zero dissolve (or better yet, divided by a hidden and in this
case unusable comma).
Answer:
Number of oranges= 616
Step-by-step explanation:
Giving the following information:
A farmer harvested 1,760 pieces of fruit. 65% of them were not oranges.
<u>To calculate the number of oranges, we need to use the following formula:</u>
<u></u>
Number of oranges= total number of fruits*percentage of oranges
Number of oranges= 1,760 * (1 - 0.65)
Number of oranges= 616
