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Write each fraction as a decimal. Use bar notation if necessary.

1. 8/9 2. -2/5. 3. 7/11

User Eylen
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Answer:

rgre5ydytye453efdfe45fgs4terwt

Explanation:

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User DMozzy
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Answer:1. 0.889, 2. −0.4, 3. 0.636 (i rounded the answers to the nearest thousandths)

Step-by-step explanation: the thing is when you are changing them from fraction to decimal you use long division for example

let us say the fraction is a half.

we put the numerator inside and the denominator outside.

so in this case 2 is outside and 1 is inside.

(forgive my drawing)

So after the zero we put a point if it is any number we still put a point after the first division answer.

We also put a zero next to 1 even though it is any other number a the answer on top we still put a zero if the number is over like in this case.

so 10 divide by 2 is 5 we put it on top.

Since we got an answer with no reminder our answer is 0.5.

Write each fraction as a decimal. Use bar notation if necessary. 1. 8/9 2. -2/5. 3. 7/11-example-1
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