Answer:
80
Explanation:
First of all, before you do anything to compute the answer, you can see that there is (–13/100) on both sides of the equation. You can cancel them out, since they're the same thing.
Now, you're left with:
![0.8 = \frac{}{100}](https://img.qammunity.org/2022/formulas/mathematics/high-school/paz9hbkdppexf79j040c4ptc82ijrux5vb.png)
This is also read as 0.8 is the same thing as [how many] hundredths.
You should know that 0.8 = eight tenths.
So if you move the decimal point right once, you'll get:
0.80
Which is also eighty hundredths.
Your answer would be:
![0.8 = (80)/(100)](https://img.qammunity.org/2022/formulas/mathematics/high-school/t6sn7sx63jmx0xwclb3db93554jo70212p.png)
which is 80.
To check your answer, you can also do:
80/100
Because the fraction bar can also be read as "divided by."
You will get 0.8.