Sunburst Fraction Attraction (t02836) for Mac, PC "divide 10" Questions

...3/4 DIVIDED 1 AND 1/8 Convert both to improper fractions, divide, then simplify. 3 3/4 is 15/4, 1 1/8 is 9/8. Dividing 15/4 by 9/8 is 120/36. Reducing to lowest terms gives 10/3, which is 3 and

...10 (like 100 or 10000 for example). When you divide by a number like that, you are moving the decimal to the left, by however many zeroes in the divisor (9 places in this case). So you have started ...

...2x12 is 24. Then divide by 4 to get 6. Add 10 to get 16. Subtract 6 to get 10. If you incorrectly do addition and subtraction before division then you divide 24 by 4+10-6 (which is 8) and get

...10*I=210 Divide both sides of the equation by 10 (10*I)/10=210/10 Cancel the 10's on the left and divide 210 by 10 to get 21 Thus I=21 Basically you use the priority order of operations BEDMAS ...

...Please give an example Yes, it's possible because not all numbers are multiples of ten. For example if you divide 63 by 30 (which is multiple of 10) you get 2 and remainder 3 (because

...divide top and bottom by 10. This converts the fraction to 58/114. Next divide top and bottom by 2. This converts the fraction to 29/57. Since 29 is a prime number this is as far as this fraction can ...

...two zeros at the end). Divide both numbers by 100 (remove two zeros from each). You are left with 20/6. Now divide each number by 2 to get 10/3. Use the technique you learned to calculate the

percentages for dummies what is ten percent of 1.184 To get this result just divide by 10, as 10% is a tenth of 100%, so 1.184 / 10 = 0.1184

...6x THIS IS FOR INFINITE ALGEBRA 1 -20=-4x-6x try to collect the like terms:-20=-10x divide both sides the coefficient of X which -10 X=-20/-10 X=2 -20=-4x-6x => -20 = -10x => 10x = 20 => x = ...

...= 5/5 or 10/10 and 1/5 is 2/10 and 3/15 and 4/20 and so on. Multiply both above and under the divider line and you have the same amount. Please when you try to do your home work like this,