First you put 8 on the inside of a house and 5.5 on the outside. Then you take the 5.5 and see how many times it can go in 8 with out going over, in this case its once. So take 5.5 and subtract it under the 8. Since you used up the whole number, you have to put a decimal now, so put a decimal on the right side of the 1 on top of the house. Then, add a 0 next to the 8 and put it next to the answer of 8-5.5, which is 2.5, and now 25, the zero moving the number to the left once. Now you find out how many times 5.5 goes into 25, which is 4, adding that next to the decimal on top of the house. Now again, subtract 22, which is 4 x 5.5, from 25. Then add a zero, making 3, now 30.Now find how many times 5.5 goes into that, and it is 5. This 4 and 5 pattern will go on forever, so over the 45 in your answer 1.45, put a line. Like this __
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Answer: 105 packs
Step-by-step explanation: The correct answer is 105 packs of table tennis balls. You need a total of 626 balls, so you divide this by 6 because that is what a standard package contains. The formula is 626/6 = 104.3. You will need 104 packs plus .3 of a pack, which means that you need to round it up to 105 packs of table tennis balls.
Answer:
Terminating decimals have a finite number of digits after the decimal point. Repeating decimals have one or more repeating numbers or sequences of numbers after the decimal point, which continue infinitely.
The common ratio is -5, note that each value is the previous value multiplied by -5.
