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Damien bought a box of 28 cookies. At the end of the day, 3/5 of the cookies were uneaten. To determine how many cookies were eaten, 28 can be multiplied by which decimal value?

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Answer:

To determine how many cookies were eaten, 28 can be multiplied by which decimal value of 0.4

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of cookies = 28

Fraction of Cookies uneaten at the end of the day =
(3)/(5)

Hence number of cookies uneaten by the end of the day =
(3)/(5) *28 = 16.8 = 17

Suppose
(3)/(5) cookies are uneaten hence the total fraction of the eaten cookies will be

=
5 - (3)/(5) =(2)/(5)

To obtain in decimal value of
(2)/(5)


= (2)/(5) = 0.4

Hence 28 should be multiplied with 0.4 to determine the number of cookies which are eaten

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