Explain or show how you could find 5÷13

Mathematics

1 answer:

OverLord2011 [107]3 years ago

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Answer:

bus stop division really hard to show on here.

13/5

13 does not go into 5 so put a decimal point after the 5

13/5.000 carry the 5 over to the zero

13 goes into 50 3 times with 11 left over. carry the 11 over to the next zero. 13 goes into 110 8 times with 6 left over. carry over to the next zero. keep adding zeros and carrying over until the 13 goes into a number equally.

the answer is 0.38461538

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