What are 5/52, 2/13, 1/4, 5/26, 3/13, and 7/52 as decimals?
0.09615384615 0.1538461538 0.25 0.1923076923 0.2307692308 0.1346153846
Divide the top number by the bottom number and that will give you the number as a decimal :)
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Or he could just do that to make it easy on you lol
lol ty tho
Glad we could help :)
but i need to compare them... I wanted to do greatest to least. how do i do tht?
dont ask me lololololololololololololololololololololololol
i wasnt -.--
Compare the numbers for example 0.1 > 0.01 0.02 < 0.04
yes I no. but idk how to figure out which one is greater bcuz theyre so big
It's the same principle. 0.25 is the biggest because of the 2 in the tenths place
which one of these is bigger? 0.1923076923 0.2307692308
I have never heard of that :O ok ty im still confused but ty
Can you see that the 2 after the decimal is bigger than the 1 after the decimal?
Look at it that way it will be less confusing
ok... but what if the number is bigger then a 2 compared to a decimal with 2 in the tens place?
it's easier to visualize if you line them over each other 0.1923076923 0.2307692308 You just keep going down the numbers places
1/4>3/13>5/26>2/13>7/52>5/52
is that biggest to least?
Look at each number from left to right when doing this
Yes
I totally forgot about the fractions haha
ok i understand now ty guys so much
0.09615384615 You can see that this is the least greatest number becuase it has a zero directly after the decimal, whereas none of the other numbers do
Ohhhhh ok i get it!! tysm!
I put them in order from least to greatest for you :) 0.09615384615 0.1346153846 0.1538461538 0.1923076923 0.2307692308 0.25
for ME!? You're so sweet :)
Yeah i didnt think that you understood any of this so i did it for you bibby ^_^
lolol
Good luck on whatever it is your working on Sunny :)
ty :*
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