Rewrite 11/15 as a decimal number. Round to the nearest thousandth. 1.363 1.364 0.733 0.734

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The answer would be C) 0.733 because divide 11 and 15 and you get 0.733333 and since you wanted it rounded to nearest thousandth, its going to be 3 decimal spaces so remove the last three number 3's from the right and you end up with 0.733.

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