Dividing Decimals Practice Quiz

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    10.  0.5) 85

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How strong are your division skills in math? Would you be able to pass this dividing decimals practice quiz? Yes, you read that correctly. Here, you will not be diving into normal numbers but numbers that are in decimals. We will see if you are able to answer most of the questions correctly or not. You are expected to answer these questions independently without using the calculator's help. Give your best, and have fun!

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    8.  82.3)  823

    Explanation
    The given sequence consists of numbers 8, 82.3, and 823. The pattern followed is that each number is obtained by multiplying the previous number by 10. Therefore, starting with 8, when we multiply it by 10, we get 80. Then, adding 2.3 to 80, we get 82.3. Finally, multiplying 82.3 by 10 gives us 823. Hence, the next numbers in the sequence would be 8230, 82300, and so on, all obtained by multiplying the previous number by 10.

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    4/0.4

    Explanation
    The given expression is a division problem, where 4 is divided by 0.4. When dividing a number by a decimal, we can multiply both the numerator and denominator by 10 to eliminate the decimal. By doing so, we get 40 divided by 4, which equals 10. Therefore, the answer to the expression 4/0.4 is 10.

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    4.  0.22) 0.0132

    Explanation
    The given answer is 0.06 and .06. This suggests that the number 0.0132 is being rounded to two decimal places, resulting in two different representations. Both 0.06 and .06 are valid ways to express the rounded value of 0.0132.

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    12.  19.2) 4.416

    Explanation
    The given answer 0.23 and .23 are the decimal representations of the same number. They are equivalent and represent the fraction 23/100.

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    6.  3.18) 0.636

    Explanation
    The given answer is 0.2 and .2. These are both equivalent decimal representations of the same number, which is 0.2.

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    13.8) 131.1

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    2.  12)0.12

    Explanation
    The answer .01, 0.01 is obtained by rearranging the given numbers in ascending order.

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    1/0.1

    Explanation
    The given expression is a division of 1 by 0.1. When dividing a number by a decimal, we can convert the decimal into a whole number by moving the decimal point to the right. In this case, moving the decimal point one place to the right in 0.1 gives us 1. Dividing 1 by 1 equals 1, so the answer to the expression 1/0.1 is 10.

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    16.  812 / 0.4

    Explanation
    When dividing 812 by 0.4, the result is 2030. This is because dividing any number by a decimal is the same as multiplying it by the reciprocal of that decimal. In this case, the reciprocal of 0.4 is 2.5. So, 812 multiplied by 2.5 equals 2030. Therefore, the correct answers are 2030, 2030., and 2030.0.

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