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When dividing decimals, what must you do if there is a decimal in he divisor?
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When dividing decimals, what must you do if there is a decimal in he divisor?
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If you are drawing the operation with a bracket (Division symbol), you would move your decimal as many times to the right in order to make it into a whole number. Then you would move the dividend's decimal to the right as many times that you did to the divisor's decimal. Then do regular division.
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Multiply the divisor by 10, or 100, or 1000
, etc., according to the number of decimal digits, so that it becomes a whole number. Multiply the dividend by the same power of 10.
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