i need some 6th grade questions

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Why do you need questions?

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anything

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math

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What is 17% as a decimal?

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easy 
0.17

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yup

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theirs a metal that went to some one

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If you multiply by 100, does it move the decimal two places to the left or right.

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2 places to the left

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I know you want math questions but, it's:

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it was you  i gave it to and what is that

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It's acually to places to the right. 

 not .001

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oh my spelling

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1*100=100 not .001

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oh

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i cant see the rest of the question can you re write it

anonymous · Answer

It just says below.

What is number below the divisor called?
Also, what is the number above the divisor called?

If you need help, just ask me.

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http://quizlet.com/9071580/6th-grade-math-100-things-to-know-flash-cards/ Here's a link for 100 6th grade questions. The number above the divisor is called the numerator, and the number below the divisor is called the denominator.

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denominator,
numerator

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Yeah so is a fraction is: $$\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }$$The 1 is the numerator, and the 2 is denominator.

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numerator
denominator,

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What grade are you in right now?

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i meant that

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Well, I'm going to help other people, but just click the link for some practice questions.

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I'm in 9th.

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In 54,620 what is the place of the 5?

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How do you write 38 using words?

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In .83165 what is the decimal in the hundredths place?

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1) thousands
2) thirty-eight
3) 3

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srry i was on a different question

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i have to go byeee

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@OrangeMaster 1 is incorrect.
1) ten thousandths

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correction on the correction, it's ten thousands

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this is ten thousandths

.001

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Sorry, I know that. I just was thinking about the decimal question.
*ten thousands

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I knew the other one too, I just looked at it wrong.