Hey there!
When you see the decimal that looks like (0.3) this would be called a terminating decimal, which is a decimal that always have extra numbers at the end.
For example:
2.(3)
1.(67)
The number's that are in the parenthesis are the terminating numbers.
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Answer:
happy birthday
Step-by-step explanation:
thank you
3:5 my answer has to be 20 characters so im just typing the rest of this to answer your question.
Answer:
Rupees 891
Step-by-step explanation:
If you multiply 810 times 0.1 which is the decimal of 10%, you get 81 which you can add to 810 to get 891 which is the price the shopkeeper payed to buy the watch.
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