Please please please help!Will fan and medal!!

Question attached in comments!!

(Sidenote: My calculator is busted so what I can do is limited to whether or not a calculator is needed.)

Question

Please please please help!Will fan and medal!! 

Question attached in comments!!

 (Sidenote: My calculator is busted so what I can do is limited to whether or not a calculator is needed.)

anonymous · Answer

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susanna · Answer

$$\frac{ 1 }{16}*\frac{ 1 }{ 4}$$

anonymous · Answer

16/4?

susanna · Answer

no, multiply the numerators and denominators separately.

anonymous · Answer

so 1/64?

susanna · Answer

$$\frac{ 1 }{ 64 }$$

anonymous · Answer

That's what I put just not in the equation slot ._

susanna · Answer

round to the nearest thousandth.
0.016

susanna · Answer

$$1\div64=0.015625$$

anonymous · Answer

Wait did we  actually divide 1 by 64?

susanna · Answer

a fraction is a division problem, but people just don't want long decimals to deal with, so they simplify fractions and leave it at that.
In this problem I saw you needed a decimal rounded to the nearest thousandth, so I divided 1 by 64 and rounded the answer to the nearest thousandth.

anonymous · Answer

Ahh okay. So 0.016 s my final answer? ^^

susanna · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

it said incorrect..

susanna · Answer

That's weird...
I'm sure it was the right answer.

susanna · Answer

did it give you the answer

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure. My school can be really finicky; and no it didn't, it honestly could be sayin I'm wrong bc I put 0.016 and it wanted .016

susanna · Answer

oh