To find the decimal of 9/25, Tyler reasoned: “9/25 is equivalent to 18/50 and to 36/100, so the decimal of 9/25 is 0.36.” Do you agree with Tyler? * Your answer

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To find the decimal of 9/25, Tyler reasoned: “9/25 is equivalent to 18/50 and to 36/100, so the decimal of 9/25 is 0.36.” Do you agree with Tyler? *

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Yes, you do agree with tyler because 9/25=.36, all fractions given are equivalent.

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