Area = length × width
2 × 3 = 6
6 ft²
0.3636... repeating = 4/11 .
I just recently learned how to find the fraction
that's equal to a repeating decimal.
-- Take the group of digits that repeats. (in this one, it's 36)
Write it on top of the fraction.
36 /
-- On the bottom of the fraction, write the same number of 9's .
For this one, it's 36 / 99 .
-- There's your fraction.
Simplify it if possible.
Divide top and bottom of this one by 9: 36/99 = 4/11 .
Is that cool or what !
<u>Sometimes</u> is the answer. Hope I helped..
This is a division problem. We're needing to find how many stamps Phil puts on each of his 9 pages, and the number of stamps needs to be equal for each page so no one page is overfilled or underfilled. Now, we divide 189/9, and we get 21. In not sure how to show long division on here. Sorry. :/