Posted by Christy on Sunday, September 13, 2009 at 12:39am.
a. 3/4 + 12 = 12 3/4
3/4 - 12 = -11 3/4
b. 5/4 divided by 8/3 = 5/4 * 3/8
c & d. Move decimal place for both to the right to make divisor a whole number. Do long division, making sure where your decimal place is.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
Sorry, I misread "a" as + or -.
Use long division to divide 12 into .75, but dont'forget the minus sign.
(3/4)*(-1/12) = -3/48 = -1/16
18*10/46 = 180/46 = 90/23 = 3 21/23
thank you Damon and PsyDag
WRITE A DIVISION EXPRESSION IN WHICH 8 IS THE DIVISOR, 11 IS THE QUOTIENT AND 0 IS THE REMAINDER.
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