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Write the length of each insect as a fraction or a mixed number and as a decimal

Write the length of each insect as a fraction or a mixed number and as a decimal-example-1
User Alex Dupuy
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Answer:

14.90/100 and .90 15. 1 15/100 and 1.15

Explanation:

each tick equals 10 centimeters so the first one is .90 and the second one is 1.15

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Answer:

15. The length of the insect =
(7)/(8) inches

The length of the insect in decimal = 0.875 inches

16. The length of the insect =
1(1)/(16) inches

The length of the insect in decimal = 1.0625 inches

Explanation:

We are given the length of the insects in inches scale.

The scale 1 inch divided by 16 equal intervals. (Count the number of small lines between 0 to 1 inch)

14) The insect covers 14 equal parts out of 16 equal parts.

The length of the insect =
(14)/(16) inches

We can simplify the fraction
(14)/(16) by dividing the numerator and the denominator by 2.

=
((14)/(2) )/((16)/(2) ) = (7)/(8) inches

Now let's convert the fraction
(7)/(8) to decimal by division.

Dividing 7 by 8, we get


(7)/(8) = 0.875 inches

15) Here the insect is more than 1 inches. So the length of the insect is a mixed number.

The length of the insect =
1(1)/(16) inches

Now let's convert this to decimal.

Divided the fraction part
(1)/(16) and add 1


(1)/(16) = 0.0625

So,
1(1)/(16) = 1 + 0.0625 = 1.0625 inches

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