12. 1.625 [terminating]; 13. 0.83 [bar notation over 3 (repeating)]; 14. 900 cm = 9 m; 15. 0.23 cm = 2.3 mm
Repeating decimals are parts of decimals that have repetitive digits; terminating decimals are decimals whose digits end.
Whether you are using Metric or Imperial, you have to determine whether you are going from a small unit to a big unit or vice versa. Then perform your operation. So, in exercise 14, the smaller unit is centimeters, so you would be going from big to small. Exercise 15 has you going from small to big.
There are centimeters in one meter, so multiply 9 by to get 900 centimeters.
There are 10 millimeters in one centimeter, so divide 2.3 by 10 simply by moving the decimal point ONCE to the left [Power of 10].
small to BIG → Division
BIG to small → Multiplication
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Answer:
B. subtract
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtracting is the opposite of adding which is what is originally in the equation, by subtracting you are canceling out the 14 1/6
The sunflower is 2.387 meters tall.
The question is asking: which rounding will result in the greatest value?
To see, we need to round 2.387 to meter, tenth meter, and hundredth meter.
Meter - 2 meters
Tenth meter - 2.4 meters
Hundredth meter - 2.39 meters
As you see, rounding to the tenth meter gives the greatest value of 2.4. Therefore, Bahir should use a decimal rounded to the tenth meter.
Answer: y = -3/2x + 5
Step-by-step explanation:
