If you multiplied a number by 0.5, the result would be A) twice the original number. B) half of the original number. C) a fifth of the original number. D) five times the original number.

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If you multiplied a number by 0.5, the result would be

A) twice the original number.
B) half of the original number.
C) a fifth of the original number.
D) five times the original number.

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It would be B) half of the original amount. Think of it as multiplying by 1/2.

Andrzej Smyk answered Jun 4, 2018

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27 x 2363 = 10 which means your anwser is B

Dabrule answered Jun 9, 2018

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