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Im not sure how to work this question out, 3/4 as a decimal so that each pair adds to 1 can you please help me , thank you

Im not sure how to work this question out, 3/4 as a decimal so that each pair adds to 1 can you please help me , thank you
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Im not sure how to work this question out, 3/4 as a decimal so that each pair adds to 1

can you please help me , thank you

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Answer: 0.75
Divide 4 into 3
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Im not sure how to work this question out, 3/4 as a decimal so that each pair adds-example-1
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