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Okie dokie,
When converting a decimal, you use the place the decimal is in...
Let's review the places: tenths, hundredths, thousandths, etc.
You look at the last number to determine what place you're using!
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Now here's an example for the tenths place:
.5
it's in the tenths place, right? so put it over that number (with no decimal) over a 10.
(mobile) 5/10 or
Now, decide if you can simplify. You can! 5/10 simplifies down to 1/2.
is your answer!
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Example for the hundredths place:
.26
the last number is in the hundredths place, so put the number (without a decimal) over 100!
26/100 or
You can simplify this!
13/50 is your answer!
Calculators can also come in handy!
Good luck!
When converting a decimal, you use the place the decimal is in...
Let's review the places: tenths, hundredths, thousandths, etc.
You look at the last number to determine what place you're using!
-------------------
Now here's an example for the tenths place:
.5
it's in the tenths place, right? so put it over that number (with no decimal) over a 10.
(mobile) 5/10 or
Now, decide if you can simplify. You can! 5/10 simplifies down to 1/2.
--------
Example for the hundredths place:
.26
the last number is in the hundredths place, so put the number (without a decimal) over 100!
26/100 or
You can simplify this!
13/50 is your answer!
Calculators can also come in handy!
Good luck!
Answer:
Applying Quotient and power rule. Graphically, for x>0 both curves coincide.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Firstly, by applying the Quotient and then the Power Rule, we have a subtraction of the argument and, finally the exponent turns to be the coefficient. As it follows:
2) Check the graph below to see this equivalence. to see x>0 they both coincide.
