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2 years ago

45/56 divided by (-.15)

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sweet [91]2 years ago

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Answer: I’m pretty sure it’s -5.36 rounded up, if it’s not rounded then it would be -5.367

Hatshy [7]2 years ago

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Answer: 45/56 has a decimal is 0.8035714286.

0.8035714286 divided by -0.15 is<u> -5.357142857 or -5.4</u>

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