Since there are 10 hundreds in every thousand, a 4 in the thousands place will represent a value 10 times greater than a 4 in the hundreds place.
Answer:
1.3125
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2 divided by 2/7 is 1.75
1.75 divided by 4/3 equals 1.3125
Answer:
80 buckets of red paint
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The ratio of buckets of yellow paint to buckets of red paint in the store to be 3:4
Total ratio = 3 + 4 = 7
Amount of yellow paint = 60
Required
Amount of red paint.
First get the total amount of paint used.
3/7 * x = 60
x is the total paint used
3x/7 = 60
3x = 7*60
x = 420/3
x = 140 buckets of paint
Amount of red paint = Total - Amount of yellow paint
Amount of red paint = 140 - 60
Amount of red paint = 80
Hence there are 80 buckets of red paint in the store
Answer:
4900
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply all those numbers together
2x2x5x5x7x7 = 4900
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Your original number to convert is 0.333333. Let's slide the decimal point in this number to the right 1 place(s) (the same number of digits in the number 3).
If we do this, we'll get a 3.333333 (slide the decimal in the 0.333333 right 1 places, you'll get 3.333333).
So what? Well now, we have two numbers with the same repeating decimal parts, 3.333333 and 0.333333.
Now let's just work a little algebra into all of this. Let's call your original number x. And in this case, x = 0.333333. The number with the decimal point slid over can be called 10x, because 10x = 3.333333
10x = 3.33333
-x = 0.333333
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Now, solving 9x=3 for x by dividing both sides of it by 9, we'll get that x=3/9. And this is your answer.
How is this your answer? Well remember that above, x was originally set equal to 0.333333 via x = 0.333333, and now we have that x is also equal to 3/9, so that means 0.333333 = 3/9..and there's 0.333333 written as a fraction.
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<u>Simplify 3/9 into the lowest terms:</u>
