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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
Give an equation and solution to a real life situation for decimals and ratios. A medal for the best answer. :)
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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
@518nad
OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
@amorfide
OpenStudy (damir):
at first what are decimals?
OpenStudy (damir):
@DoodleDuck8
OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
like $4.5
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OpenStudy (damir):
good but decimals are numbers after the .
OpenStudy (damir):
like 0.678
OpenStudy (damir):
678 is the decimal
OpenStudy (damir):
understood?
OpenStudy (damir):
so what is a ratios
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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
yeah, actually we don't need to do ratios, I already figured one out
OpenStudy (damir):
ok
OpenStudy (damir):
so i will make a decimal problem ok?
OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
Ok
OpenStudy (damir):
you had a pie that cost one dollar 1.0$ i ate from your pie a piece and now you have a pie for 0.24 cents how much money did i eat from your pie
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OpenStudy (damir):
i ate exactly 0.75 cents from your pie
OpenStudy (damir):
well lets say that you had a money pie
OpenStudy (damir):
a pie from money
OpenStudy (damir):
that is your problem
OpenStudy (damir):
you had a money pie that had 1.0$ i ate from your pie a piece and now you have a pie for 0.24 cents how much money did i eat from your pie
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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):
Thank you @damir
That really helped
OpenStudy (damir):
the answer is 0.75 cents
OpenStudy (damir):
you can close the question
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