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Find the common denominator. Multiply the numerator and denominator by 10 for the ones who's denominator is 10
So for the first one 6/10 would equal 60/100
Then add like terms
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So for the first one 6/10 would equal 60/100
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@laylasnii13 wrote:
@sherixn wrote:
So for the first one 6/10 would equal 60/100
@sherixn wrote:
@laylasnii13 wrote:
@sherixn wrote:
So for the first one 6/10 would equal 60/100
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@sherixn wrote:
You're welcome...
no it wouldn't
I'm saying 6/10 = 60/100
That's not the answer
@laylasnii13 wrote:
@sherixn wrote:
So for the first one 6/10 would equal 60/100
bro what
im confused
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1- 0.99 answer to question 4 2- 0.92 answer to question 5 3-0.89 answer to question 6 4-2.73 answer to question 7 5- 0.7 answer to question 8 6-1.2 answer to question 9
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1- 0.99 answer to question 4
2- 0.92 answer to question 5
3-0.89 answer to question 6
4-2.73 answer to question 7
5- 0.7 answer to question 8
6-1.2 answer to question 9
@sherixn wrote:
@laylasnii13 wrote:
1- 0.99 answer to question 4
2- 0.92 answer to question 5
3-0.89 answer to question 6
4-2.73 answer to question 7
5- 0.7 answer to question 8
6-1.2 answer to question 9
@laylasnii13 wrote:
@sherixn wrote:
@laylasnii13 wrote:
1- 0.99 answer to question 4
2- 0.92 answer to question 5
3-0.89 answer to question 6
4-2.73 answer to question 7
5- 0.7 answer to question 8
6-1.2 answer to question 9
If you did it by hand you can just take the fractions you used before the conversion
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can you tell me how to do #5
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