Dividing Decimals | MathHelp.com - By MathHelp.com
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00:0-1 | Since we already know how to divide a decimal by | |
00:02 | a whole number . To divide two decim such as | |
00:05 | 0.138 divided by 0.6 . Let's first change 0.6 to | |
00:12 | a whole number by multiplying by 10 . This moves | |
00:18 | the decimal .1 place to the right , giving us | |
00:21 | six . If we multiply 0.6 by 10 , however | |
00:26 | , we also must multiply 0.138 x 10 . This | |
00:32 | moves the decimal .1 place to the right , giving | |
00:35 | us 1.38 . Now we have 1.38 divided by six | |
00:43 | , which looks just like the problems in the previous | |
00:46 | section . So we divide six into 1.38 six doesn't | |
00:54 | divide into one . So we divide six into 13 | |
00:58 | , 6 divides into 13 2 times . So we | |
01:01 | write the two above the three , two times 6 | |
01:05 | is 12 And 13 -12 is one . Now we | |
01:10 | bring down the eight to get 18 , six divides | |
01:14 | into 18 , 3 times three times 6 is 18 | |
01:19 | And 18 -18 is zero . Finally , we bring | |
01:24 | up the decimal point of 1.38 to our answer , | |
01:29 | And we have .23 or 0.23 , So 0.138 divided | |
01:36 | by 0.6 0.23 . |
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